大侠行天下日记 我见我闻我思 07/16

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我们没有医治种族主义的疫苗

今天的纽约市正面临有史以来最大的挑战，和一年前相比，对亚裔仇视之犯罪率增加了百分之四百，唐人街的社区领袖非常担忧这种恐惧气氛将是二〇二〇年疫情严重扩散之延续。

美国各大城市已全面开放，沙滩上挤满了游客，航空公司乘客基本上已回到疫情前的人数， 当一切在不断回到正轨时，另一个三角洲病毒又再次入侵。

对於面对仇恨犯罪的警方而言，预防措施是件非常艰难的任务，在诸多犯罪行為案件中，许多是精神有问题的惯犯，当他们被捕后又主即被法庭释放。

目前已经开放的老人服务中心，由於治安之败坏，使他们缠足不前，尤其在远家或需要行走在大街上，他们感到十分不安全。

我们要积极呼吁全国各大城市的亚裔社区，要扩大和组成社区互助协会，在各地区进行警民互通之报案管道，定期举办联谊活动，在二十英裡之内组成小组，发挥守望相助之精神。

联邦政府已经拨出巨额款项為当地执行单位提出资金援助，我们必须向他们争取支援，来完成警民一家的工作。

We Don’t Have A Vaccine To Cure Hate Crime

Because the hate crime attacks have continued, the anxiety still grips many cities’ Asian communities. Violent crimes against Asians continue to rise in New York City. It has increased by 400 percent from 21% to 105% last year.

When the city opened back up for business, a lot of senior citizens were hesitant to travel too far from their apartments. Many of the victims of harassment and hate crimes no longer report incidents to the police because they believe nothing meaningful will be done in many cases.

Local police admit that it can be difficult to prosecute cases as hate crime unless they have solid proof in any given case. In many cities, Chinatown groups of volunteers now patrol the streets hoping to deter potential attacks.

We strongly urge all the Asian communities to unite and fight together in this battle. We need to organize as a community and unite to make sure all our people are aware of each  local situation.

The federal government has already appropriated the funds to help local law enforcement to fight the crime. We need for them to work with us to team up and report the crime.

Even though the nation is officially opened up, nothing has changed in the Asian communities. We are still fighting another battle.