On March 18, just two days after a shooter killed eight people at three Atlanta spas, Daniel Dae Kim addressed Congress virtually about the rapid rise of anti-Asian and anti-Asian American violence in America. While some would find a task such as that daunting, it was Kim’s second time doing so in a span of six months.
“I’m both honored and dismayed to be back in front of you,” Kim greeted the congressional representatives before talking about House Resolution 908, a bill formally condemning all forms of anti-Asian sentiment.

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