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In the late ’90s, my grandfather was badly beaten by a group of teenagers. Nothing was stolen. He was simply left to die in one of San Francisco’s famed parks.
Kenji James Toda, a United States World War II veteran, a second-generation American born in Watsonville, California was the target of an anti-Asian hate crime. He was beaten mercilessly as his attackers hurled racial slurs at him. It was a senseless, unprovoked act. The only explanation the police provided was this: They just didn’t like the way he looked.
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