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Today's Date: May 8, 2024
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NYC ASIANS PROTEST VIOLENCE
By Black Radio Network Staff
NEW YORK - Hundreds of New York City’s Asian residents have taken to the streets to protest what they consider heighted violence in their community.
A recent minor car accident involving an elderly Chinese motorist and a non-Asian sparked the latest round of discontent. Residents claim the non-Asian motorist fatally assaulted the Chinese driver but was arrested on an assault charge. The demonstrators say it was murder.
Local leaders said they want better policing in their neighborhoods and a more even handed balance of justice.
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