

Another race question: murder in Atlanta
Mar 19, 2021
In this insightful discussion, Erica Shin, an Atlanta-based writer for The Economist focusing on anti-Asian sentiment, joins Shashank Joshi, the defense editor. They explore the tragic Atlanta shootings targeting women of East Asian descent, igniting conversations on racial discrimination and community solidarity. Joshi dives into Frontex's rise as a robust agency amid Europe's migration challenges, balancing border control with human rights. They also touch on the absurdity of workplace rules that stifle productivity, urging a reassessment for better environments.
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Atlanta Shootings
- Six women of Asian descent were among eight people killed in Atlanta shootings at two massage parlors.
- The alleged shooter, a white man, has been charged with murder, but police haven't confirmed a motive.
Increased Anti-Asian Sentiment
- The shootings have heightened discussions about anti-Asian prejudice and attacks in the US.
- Atlanta's mayor and other officials have acknowledged this concerning trend.
Community Response
- Asian American organizations are working to protect individuals and businesses.
- Some individuals are even considering purchasing guns for self-defense due to increased fear.