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One of the more memorable hate crimes is the Georgia shooting of six women. During the March 16th in Atlanta, Georgia shooting, six out of eight people were shot at a massage parlor, and 8 of them were of Asian descent. Robert Aarong Long, a white American man, fatally shot eight AsianAmericans at three different massage shops. Although Long claims that his crimes were not racially motivated, many believe this mass shooting is once again of another hate crime. Since the Georgia shooting, more hate crimes have occurred across the United States. A 75-year-old woman was brutally assaulted in San Francisco. On March 21st, three different assaults took place in New York City; a 54-year-old woman was beaten, and two women were assaulted while on their way to an antiAsian violence protest.
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