Historical Events tagged with "asian"
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Atlanta Area Spa Shootings Result in Multiple Deaths
In a series of shootings at three massage parlors in Atlanta and nearby Cherokee County, eight individuals were killed and one person was injured. The shootings took place in quick succession at establishments frequented by the Asian community. The assailant, identified as Robert Aaron Long, was apprehended the same day, leading to widespread discussions about racism and targeted violence against Asian Americans.
Continue ReadingManitoba Grants Women Voting Rights
In Manitoba, women gained the right to vote and run for office in provincial elections, representing a significant advancement in women's rights in Canada. This landmark decision allowed women to influence political landscapes actively, although it still excluded women of Indigenous and Asian heritage, highlighting ongoing inequalities. The move indicated a shift toward greater gender equality in the political realm.
Continue ReadingPerry Expedition's Arrival in Edo Bay
In July 1853, Commodore Matthew Perry of the U.S. Navy arrived in Edo Bay, Japan, aboard four American warships. He brought a treaty requesting trade and diplomatic relations with Japan, marking a turning point in Japanese isolationism. The arrival of the Perry Expedition symbolized the West's increasing influence in Asia and the pressing need for Japan to engage with foreign nations.
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