The AAPI Legislative Caucus Saturday honored Asian American and Pacific Islander journalists for their work in bringing attention to anti-Asian hate.
Assemblymember Evan Low, who chairs the AAPI Legislative Caucus, presented journalists at a luncheon in San Jose with commendations for their work.
Low awarded a Certificate of Recognition to AsAmNews for “uplifting Asian American and Pacific Islander visibility and voices in the face of xenophobia and increased anti-Asian violence.”
AsAmNews founder and editor Randall Yip accepted the award from Low. Yip took the time to thank the Caucus for successfully pushing through a budget package of $160 million for AAPI community groups, including $10 million for ethnic media.
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Also on hand was Kevin Lee, AsAmNews’ IT specialist who also accepted an award for his work with the Chinese-Vietnamese American-led blog site, Go Inspire Go, which was founded by Toan Lam.
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This is the third honor received by AsAmNews this month as part of Asian American Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Heritage Month.
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Randall
I remember when you first launched. You’ve come a long way. Congratulations! Ken
Thank you, Ken Kashiwahara.