Five Candidates to Face Off in Wednesday's GOP Debate

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Jackson Seems Headed for Confirmation, Says No 'Agendas'

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Reshma Saujani Discusses Her Book on Transforming Workplaces to Support Women

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Asian Americans Turn to Self Defense Classes Amid Rise in Hate Crimes

Hate crimes from the start of 2022 against Asians reportedly more than doubled compared to 2021, according to the NYPD. Amid the surge of attacks, Amber Reed, the president and co-founder of the grassroots organization AAPI Montclair, joined Cheddar News to talk about how it's looking to help Asian Americans with classes and techniques to defend themselves. “We're seeing racism literally killing people who look like us, and these self defense classes are a chance for us to rewrite a narrative of victimhood into one of empowerment," she said. "We learn first how to be aware of our surroundings because we know that being distracted, appearing weak can make you a target, and then that we focus on disengagement."

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