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Bernd Debusmann Jr
Bernd Debusmann Jr
Bernd Debusmann Jr. is a freelance journalist based in Washington, DC. He previously spent six years covering the Middle East, most recently as Deputy Editor of Dubai-based Arabian Business magazine, and prior to that worked for Reuters in Mexico City and New York. He is particularly focused on US foreign policy, immigrant communities and national security.

Vice-President Kamala Harris, budget director nominee Neera Tanden and United States Trade Representative nominee Katherine Tai are not enough for some activists.

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Georgia’s diverse Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities largely came together to favour the Democrats in November, a trend the party hopes is repeated in the January Senate run-off election.

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Executive orders can quickly undo some Trump administration policies that stirred anti-Asian sentiment; prominent appointments and a cooling of rhetoric can also help, advocates say.

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In New York and San Francisco, Chinatown residents have formed neighbourhood patrols in response to attacks they say are inspired by the pandemic and rhetoric by US President Donald Trump.

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