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Anti-Asian hate crime increased by more than three hundred percent last year, compared to the year before. In response, Russell Jeung helped found the group ‘Stop A-A-P-I Hate’ to raise awareness and empathy around the violence. An award-winning story from The Spiritual Edge.
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United States
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