PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Silicon Valley is speaking out against anti-Asian racism following a surge in hate crimes in the U.S., even as social media companies come under pressure for not doing more to root out hate speech on their platforms.
Tech executives and VCs voice concerns over violence and lack of representation
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The three-hour Tech for AAPI online rally condemned violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and featured a discussion on how the tech industry can combat the problem.
PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Silicon Valley is speaking out against anti-Asian racism following a surge in hate crimes in the U.S., even as social media companies come under pressure for not doing more to root out hate speech on their platforms.