Asian woman brutally beaten in
suspected hate crime as security
guard does nothing to help
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/30/2021 12:56:27 AM
A racist attacker beat an Asian woman who was walking to her Midtown church on Monday morning in a suspected hate-driven attack—as a security guard in a nearby building watched and did nothing to help, according to police and footage of the attack. The unidentified suspect allegedly hurled anti-Asian statements as he punched and kicked the 65-year-old woman on West 43rd Street near Ninth Avenue at about 11:40 a.m., according to cops.(Snip) Video footage of the attack provided by police shows the suspect kicking the victim to the ground—then kicking her in the head several times
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bLACK privilege is having the media blame white supremacy for an endless series of race-based senseless attacks. No mind was paid during "polar bear season" under the reign of King Barry. The media perks up when it's Asians on the receiving end, but can't quite bring itself to have a National Conversation on behaving like civilized human beings, and not breaking an older woman's pelvis.