Attacks on Elderly Prompt Town Hall Meeting in San Francisco

Attacks on Elderly Prompt Town Hall Meeting in San Francisco
Serena Morales holds up signs outside of Victory Hall in San Francisco’s Chinatown after a town hall meeting on Aug. 16, 2022. David Lam
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A recent series of attacks on elderly Asian Americans in San Francisco prompted leaders, members, and supporters of the AAPI community to demand a town hall meeting with the city’s police chief to address the issue. The meeting was held on Aug. 16 in Chinatown.

“There’s been a rise in anti-Asian hate crimes since the pandemic started, and it has not died down at all. And in the last week and a half in San Francisco there’s been three additional attacks on elderly Asian people,” Hudson Liao, Founder of Asians Are Strong and a co-organizer of the town hall told The Epoch Times’ sister media NTD.
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