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Jen Psaki Doesn't Mince Words About The Role Trump Played In Stoking Anti-Asian Sentiment

Jen Psaki Doesn't Mince Words About The Role Trump Played In Stoking Anti-Asian Sentiment
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On the evening of Tuesday, March 16, a shooter in Atlanta, Georgia killed eight innocent people, six of whom were Asian American women.

The tragedy has forced many Americans to acknowledge the long and continuing history of anti-Asian racism in the United States.


During a recent Press Conference, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki drew attention to former President Trump's comments on the pandemic which featured several Asian slurs.

According to Psaki, these comments "played a role" in the spike of hate crimes against Asians we are now witnessing.

Twitter was in total agreement with Psaki. 

In fact, many had warned about the inevitable violence that would be caused by Trump making his offensive remarks.


Trump's rhetoric often encouraged his fans to follow their worst impulses and it has not changed.


Racist rhetoric from the President was always parroted by conservative media outlets like Fox News and OAN.



Twitter was ashamed the actions of a former President could be directly linked to such a horrifying act of violence.


Racism is still very much alive in America and many believe it is on the rise.


Thankfully, President Trump's removal from office and bans from social media have lowered the impact of his hateful rhetoric, but the damage he did will likely follow American culture for many years to come.

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