Young, whose bio describes him as a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times, added that “a line can and should be drawn from the actions of the white supremacist” in Georgia “to the relentless anti-Asian rhetoric pollinating national discourse over the past year,” insisting former President Donald Trump and the GOP “can and should be blamed for this and the sudden increase of racist violence against Asian Americans.” “There will be people who die, in 2050, because of white supremacy-induced decisions from 1850.” “It shortens life expectancies, it pollutes air, it constricts equilibrium, it devastates forests, it melts ice caps, it sparks (and funds) wars, it flattens dialects, it infests consciousnesses and it kills people-hite people and people who are not hite, my mom included,” Young began. In the piece, Root senior editor Damon Young argued that “Whiteness” is a “public health crisis.”
Long has since been charged with multiple counts of murder and assault. They added that racism “did not appear to be the motive”. Investigators said Wednesday that the suspected gunman, 21-year-old Robert Long, told them he was motivated by a “sexual addiction”. There was a rush to conclude that the shootings that killed e ight people at three Atlanta-area massage parlors were hate crimes after officials confirmed that six of the eight victims were Asian-Americans. The digital magazine The Root was accused of racism Wednesday after publishing an article declaring “Whiteness is a Pandemic” in response to Tuesday’s deadly shootings in Georgia. Police tracked shooting suspect's phone after parents alerted authoritiesĬuomo order to take in COVID patients 'petrified' nursing home admin Cuomo made her ‘uncomfortable’ with unwanted flirting
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