I Need Help.

I need help.

Hello!! My name is Madison. You may know my account from my fundrasing posts for God Provides Orphanage, and for my friend Krish. I really care about them. I'm always looking for ways I can help them. I am always trying to come up with new plans to find donors or get them a sponsorship. My goal has been to get a job as soon as I could to help out, and I've been taking on freelance work to try and help! For reasons I'm about to explain, this goal had become very difficult.

My body is just falling apart right now. Eating is a struggle because I'm so exhausted, and because of this you can see my bones from all the weight I've lost. I'm getting more seizures, my head feels like it's being compressed always, and I can barely stand. I'm shaking and shaking typing this. I'm not sure why, but my health is relapsing into a worse and worse state. Dysautonomia just happens like that sometimes.

I don't want to sound too grim! But, my point is, because of this, I have felt very weak. And I have just not been able to do everything I wanted to! I haven't been nearly as much help as I'm trying to be. If you've wanted to help someone lately, especially if you've wanted to help in the black lives matter or stop asian hate fields (yazid and krish are from Uganda and the Philippines) this is a way you can!!

So!! I could really use the help of a team. If there's anyone who's willing to help me look for donors and message them, please DM me or reply to this post! Thank you very much.

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strawberryryujin

4 years ago

NPR.org

For Asian American Women, Misogyny And Racism Are Inseparable, Sociologist Says

The mass shooter who targeted Atlanta massage spas wanted to "eliminate" a "temptation." Many Asian women see it as an extreme example of th

"Of the eight victims killed in this week's shooting rampage on massage spas in the Atlanta area, six were women of Asian descent.

Although authorities have said it's too early to declare the attack a hate crime, they said the gunman's actions — relying on the suspect's own words — were not racially motivated, but driven by a sex addiction. He confessed to officers that in committing the acts he wanted to "eliminate" a "temptation."

The implication that racism and sexism are two separate motivations has prompted outrage among Asian American women who say the two have always been inseparable in their experience — especially so in the context of the recent surge in anti-Asian attacks.

Between last March and February, the group Stop AAPI Hate found that Asian women reported 2.3 times more hate incidents than men.

Nancy Wang Yuen, a sociology professor at Biola University who specializes in race and ethnicity in media, told NPR that removing racism from the conversation ignores the history of hypersexualization and fetishization of Asian women in the U.S.