As Britain moves on from the COVID-19 pandemic, during which people of East and Southeast Asian heritage experienced a surge in hate crimes, activists are working to ensure that the issues faced by their often marginalized communities continue to be combatted.Grouped together under the relatively new acronym ESEA, members of these communities represent one of Britain's fastest-growing ethnic minority groupings, particularly given the high proportion of international students among them.However, the pandemic shone fresh light on issues of ethnic discrimination, cultural insensitivity and sev…READ FULL ARTICLE
