Officials were taken in Atlanta after shooting on Atlanta on March 16, 2021, talked in front of the Golden Separate. AP Photo / Brynn Anderson  Asian American community is mourning the death of six Asian women, attacked in Atlanta attack on Thursday and called for growth in anti-Asian hatred events in the United States.
A total of 8 people were killed, including six Asian women, a white and a white, in Atlanta's three spa attacks. 21-year-old Robert Aaron Long is temporarily arrested, there is no incident and accused of murder. Because sex addiction is "slam".  
The opportunity resolved an increasing incident of hate to American Asian.  "Our violence is creepy. Six Asian women lose their own life," Asian American Executive Director Stepheni Jos Stephen Zhao said, Asian people in one Atlanta has driven Atlanta. "Now there is a victim's time in our hearts and our rays. We call to cross the colors, with us in all forms with our sorrow and unity resist racist violence. When we are the most vulnerable The community members are targeted, we all need to deliver Director of the Asia Pacific American Women Forum
 
 Sung Yeon Choomarenr said in a statement: "We feel fear, and continue Focus on the security of our community members to upgrade as an Asian American violence upgrade. Statistics Display anti-Asian hate crime and violence affect Asian women, pointing to the data released earlier this month by non-profit organization to hate. According to data, there are 3,795 events from March 2021, 2021 to February 2021.
[Now, our communities, especially women, elders and workers with low wage work are committed to sustained defamation, "Choymorent said.  
Accor report, women report The hatred event is 2.3 times higher than the male. Compared with the previous year report, the number of hatred events increased by 150%.  
"The minority has been released, including the shooting event related to hatred Or incentive, "Stop AAPI hates on Tuesday lately essay. "But now you have to solve the Asian American community there are a lot of fear and pain."