Mr. President Joe Biden

Biden taking strict steps to restraints anti-Asian violence US President Joe Biden has announced tough action to respond to violence and xenophobia against Asian Americans. The announcements by the President of the United States include the re-establishment and revival of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and the Pacific Islanders (AAPI), with the main focus on anti-Asian discrimination and violence. "We cannot remain silent against the escalating violence against Asian Americans," Biden tweeted. That is why I am taking some steps today to respond, including initiatives in the Department of Justice to deal with anti-Asian crimes. These attacks must be stopped because they are wrong, non-American."The announcement includes a new community-based program for cultural-specific services and a .5 49.5 million grant from the US Rescue Plan for Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, which will address other service barriers." Such as language barrier...

  For the federal judgeships, US President Joe Biden picks the Black women and the first Muslim. President Joe Biden nominated the first Muslim ever, several Black women and also an Asian American, to federal judgeship Tuesday in a push for diversity in the US court system. President Joe Biden on Tuesday named several black women, an Asian American and the first Muslim to be a federal judge in a bid to diversify the US court system. The first name on their list is Judge Ketanji Brian Jackson, an African-American who was named in a U.S. court appeal for the District of Columbia Circuit, which is considered to handle large cases. Upon confirmation by the Senate, Jackson, 50, will replace Merrick Garland, now Joe Biden's attorney general, and is in a good position to run for office if a vacancy arises. To date, no black woman has served in the nine-judge high court. Read more at Biden President