“Americans said we don’t want you here,” the woman said in the video. “That’s why we elected President Trump.' - NBCAsianAmerica
A San Francisco resident who faced anti-Asian harassment while walking her dogs is speaking out, urging those who witness such xenophobia to step in to help.
Amanda Law, 36, a master's student at San Francisco State University, said she was near the Great Highway last month when a woman approached her to ask why she wasn't staying home. Law told NBC Asian America that she recorded the incident for protection. In the video, the woman can be seen walking toward the camera, asking why Law “doesn’t go back to where she came from,” as passersby stepped in and told the woman not to harass her. The video shows the woman continuing to walk toward the camera.
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