As an Asian American woman, I dismissed racism against me. We all must confront it.

As an Asian American woman, I dismissed racism against me. We all must confront it.

Originally Published in The Washington Post

Perspective by Dabin Han - March 26, 2021

I have always been quick to dismiss the idea that I am someone who can experience racial discrimination. I know that’s something that I have to work on. I always felt as if the transgressions that happened to me were too small and that there were bigger problems to solve.

This year has forced me to look back on moments in my life that I have brushed off and confront them. Hate against Asian Americans is palpable today and permeates this country’s history. There’s only so much individual reflection can do; it’s time to act as a whole.

 

The Lily is a publication of The Washington Post sharing stories critical to the lives of women

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