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Asians

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10 articles accelerating

Asians has appeared in 10 articles since 2015-04. Coverage peaked in 2018Q1 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside anti-Asian, Asian.

Articles
10
mentions
Velocity
+100.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
+1.667
velocity change
Sources
7
publications

Coverage Timeline

2021-08-25
USA Today 4 related

Study details how people use hashtags, video effects, and music on TikTok to promote hate against Asians, women, Muslims, Jews, and Black and LGBTQ people

Despite pledges to crack down on hatred, TikTok is still trafficking in short-form videos that promote white supremacy and anti-Black racism … Source: ISD .

2021-08-08
Bloomberg

Despite claims of diversity and inclusion, Asian Americans in Silicon Valley still face racism and are least likely to break into leadership positions

Tech companies love to crow about diversity and inclusion.  Workers see a racist “bait and switch.”  —  Silicon Valley executives sometimes seem … Tweets: @quelquefois , @priyasideas , @ekp , @ericbah...

2021-04-04
Protocol

A deep look at the experiences of Asian Americans in tech, including going unheard, getting passed over for promotions, and stereotyped as passive and diligent

Going unheard.  Getting passed over for promotions.  Stereotyped as “passive” and “diligent.” Tweets: @aaaj_la , @moorehn , @protocol , @meganrosedickey , @kristina_wong , @aasian , @phillyinquirer , ...

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