Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke delivered remarks at the Fifth Annual National AAPI Day Against Bullying & Hate Gala. In her speech, she honored AAPI Youth Rising with the Act To Change Allied Organization of the Year award for their exceptional leadership and dedication to advancing the rights and well-being of AAPI youth nationwide. Clarke highlighted the importance of combating hate crimes and hate incidents targeting the AAPI community and mentioned several successful prosecutions in recent cases. She emphasized that creating an inclusive and just society requires collective effort and praised AAPI Youth Rising for their significant contributions. The organization has organized rallies, developed a curriculum promoting Asian American studies, and expanded to nearly 80 chapters in 25 states. They have received recognition from various platforms, including the American Girl company and the White House. Clarke commended AAPI Youth Rising's positive impact and presented them with the well-deserved award.
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