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Opinion: Funding to fight hate crime is a start, but actions matter, too Original

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By C.C. Yin, Regina Yin
| The Mercury News Verified
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that includes more than $157 million for Asian Pacific Islander equity in the 2021-22 California budget. This is a historic three-year investment for California’s growing Asian Pacific Islander community. Nearly $10 million will go toward better data collection. With this critical funding as a first step, we look forward to action by the Legislature.
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California Voice: Funding to fight hate crime is a start, but actions matter too

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By C.C. Yin, Regina Yin
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that includes more than $157 million for Asian Pacific Islander equity in the 2021-22 California budget. This is a historic three-year investment for California’s growing Asian Pacific Islander community. Nearly $10 million will go toward better data collection. With this critical funding as a first step, we look forward to action by the Legislature.
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Sacramento can condemn AAPI racism at rally against hate | The Sacramento Bee

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By Kenneth NK Fong, C.C. Yin
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
In addition to the horror of watching an innocent woman of Asian descent get punched and kicked outside a luxury apartment building in New York City simply because of her race, what caught our eye as much as the violence was the reaction of the security guard inside the building — he closed the door! That action summarized how the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities have felt for a long time when it comes to feeling acceptance in this country: The door is closed to us.
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