- Taiwanese American politician and New York assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou was holding a volunteer organizing event via Zoom on Monday when a group of white supremacists allegedly joined uninvited. - The offenders reportedly shared pornographic images, used racist language and shouted “white power” during the disruption. - “They started to call me names; an ‘Asian ch*nk wh*re’ was the one that was loudly said,” the Taiwanese American assemblywoman said. - State Assembly candidate Illapa Sairitupac, who was among the meeting participants, slammed the attack. “No matter what your politics are, it is unacceptable to stoop this low,” he said. -...
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