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March 27, 2021 Ne “There’s strength in unity’ Oklahomans honor AAPI community with vigil Reese Gorman it's never easy to real- According to research con- sure that you are person- her mom that she will never and it is an integral part of ‘The Norman Transcript, Okla. ize that people like you were ducted by the group Stop ally understanding it and not forget. the future and the success of under attack,” said Veronica AAPI Hate, over the past year putting that emotional labor “T have a very complicated this collective experiment we (TNS) Laizure, civil rights director there have been almost 3,800 on a community that is di- relationship with my mom,” call Oklahoma City.” for CAIR Oklahoma. “That's reported cases of anti-Asian rectly suffering,” state Rep. Munson said. “We don’t talk ‘The emotional night ended Mar. 25—OKLAHOMA unfortunately a fear and dis- hate incidents, a nearly 150% Mauree Turner, D-OKC, said. very often, but I'l tell you with a candlelight vigil and CITY — Hundreds of people comfort that members of increase from the previous “Because colorblindness is a that when the pandemic a moment of silence for all filled a church in Wednes- people of color have felt for a year. gateway to white supremacy started and Donald Trump the AAPI lives that have been day to hold a candlelight long time in this country. “ “So, this event is not only and upholding that.” started calling the Corona- lost, harassed and abused due vigil, honoring the six Asian- Laizure, who was one of about this event, (and) is As the first Asian American virus ‘the China virus my to racism. American women who were the organizers of the vigil, not only about honoring to be elected to any office in The final speaker of the mom called me to tell me she killed by a man fueled by rac- was overcome with emotion and mourning the eight lives the Oklahoma state legisla- was scared, I have known my night was an 11-year-old boy ism in Atlanta last week. when she saw just how many that were lost in the Atlanta ture, state Rep. Cyndi Mun- mom for a very long time and named Noah Lai, who shared On March 16, a gunman people were filling the chapel shooting,” said Cyndi Nguy- son, D-OKC, spoke on her she has never ever been that a message of hope for all in took the lives of eight peo- to stand in solidarity with the en of the YWCA of OKC. “It own encounters with racism vulnerable with m attendance. ple, six of whom were Asian- AAPI community. is also about celebrating the growing up in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City Mayor Da- “The events that have been American women, at mas- “Right now we're just we're lives of the eight people who “T can remember very early vid Holt spoke in support of unfolding across the nation, sage parlors and spas across so grateful for this commu- are taken from us way, way on at age five, coming home the AAPI community in Okla- specifically in Atlanta, were the Atlanta area. In solidar- nity,” she said. “Oklahoma too soon.” from kindergarten and tell- homa City, and urged the rest tragic — people's lives were ity with the victims, their City really is a wonderful and The vigil brought people ing my parents that I did of the residents of Oklahoma taken, tragically, and these families and Asian American amazing place to live. There of all walks of lives together, not want to be Asian,” Mun- City to stand in solidarity eight people's lives were tak- and Pacific Islanders (AAPI)are challenges for people of including many state sena- son said. “...I’'ve done a lot of with them and fight the fight en so unfairly,” he said. “I am across the nation, hundreds color and marginalized com- tors and representatives who work in the last 30 years to with them. scared, but hopeful that these gathered in an Oklahoma munities across the U.S. But spoke to the crowd and called love myself, to honor myself, “We will surround you types of tragedies don’t hap- City Methodist church for a moments like this, where we on them to stand up against to show up as my full self, and with love, and we will stand pen to anyone, anywhere.” candlelight vigil. come together and say, ‘we racism and anti-AAPI hate it is difficult work. Unfortu- behind you or next to you, He ended his message with ‘The vigil was put on by the honor you, we respect you when they see it, and to not nately, in a state that I love, wherever you want us to a quote from poet Maya An- Council of American and Is- and we value you,’ that is just be a silent bystander. it’s hard to show up as your stand,” Holt said. “Because gelou. lamic Relations of Oklahoma, worth so much more than we “True allyship is acknowl- full self.” the Asian American and Pa- “There’s diversity in beauty. the Asian District Cultural could find any other commu- edging the struggle, doing Munson recalled a night cific Islander community of and there’s strength in unity,” Association and the YWCA of nity? the shadow work to make when she received a call from Oklahoma City is thriving, Lai said. OKC. How proper landscaping can make your yard pop Drew Butler Lawn and Landscape, shared colors and dusty miller has a and they make a really nice can look okay, but it fades Wilkins said he prefers to wa- ‘The Daily Ardmoreite, Okla a few tips to help you get distinct silvery foliage that contrast.” really quickly and you'll get ter earlier in the morning. started. can add visual interest in a Wilkins said mulch is an- some white and gray spots “When it comes to water- (TNS) “Annuals are one of the sea of green. Both plants can other easy way to add some pretty quickly.” ing, the earlier the better,” best things you can plant to last all the way through the visual interest to your yard. When it comes to caring Wilkins said. “If you're lucky Mar, 24—With spring well make your yard pop,” Wilkins summer and fall until the For the best results, he rec- for your new flowers, or any enough to have an irrigation underway, now is the perfect said. “Some people don’t like first frost, but Wilkins sug- ommends replacing the type of shrubbery or tree you or sprinkler system, water- time to begin adding some them as much because they gests swapping out the flow- mulch twice a year. He also may decide to plant, Wilkins ing sometime between 3 a.m. color and variety to your have to be replanted every ers in the fall and leaving the favors natural colored mulch said it’s important to give and 5 a.m. is the best time. If yard. The variety of options year or every season, but dusty miller. such as pine or cedar because them the correct amount you're watering by hand the available are only as limited there is really nothing bet- “When it gets to be fall, I it is less likely to fade than of water. Right now water- earlier you can get outside, as the amount of work and ter than annuals to give color like to switch the flowers out other colors. ing flowers every other day the better. I'm not a fan of the amount of money one and variety.” with pansies,” Wilkins said. “It’s really a matter of your is probably fine, but as the watering in the evenings be- is willing to spend, however Two of the annuals Wilkins “I personally like the yellow personal opinion, but I don’t weather gets hotter they may cause sometimes plants can there are a few easy and rela- suggested for this time of ones, but some people like to care as much for colored need watered every day. actually develop a fungus tively inexpensive ways to year are begonias and dusty go with a more Mardi Gras- mulch because I think it gives While the best times to because they end up staying make your yard pop. Jeremy miller. Begonias are flowers like purple flowers. 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