Reeling under recent social media attacks, Indian-Americans feel need for stricter enforcement mechanisms against hate speech and racist rhetoric

Indian professionals in the US face intensified social media attacks, raising safety concerns among Indian Americans. Leaders like Rishi Kumar and Ajay Bhutoria are advocating for stronger hate crime laws, accountability for social media platforms, and bipartisan support. Tech and industry leaders are urged to condemn the attacks, while President-elect Trump might address immigration reforms.

Jan 1, 2025 - 16:30
Reeling under recent social media attacks, Indian-Americans feel need for stricter enforcement mechanisms against hate speech and racist rhetoric

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Indian professionals in the US face intensified social media attacks, raising safety concerns among Indian Americans. Leaders like Rishi Kumar and Ajay Bhutoria are advocating for stronger hate crime laws, accountability for social media platforms, and bipartisan support. Tech and industry leaders are urged to condemn the attacks, while President-elect Trump might address immigration reforms.
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