UpdatedMon, Apr 26, 2021 at 6:19 pm PT
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The MB Families Against AAPI Hate campaign raising awareness drew hundreds of residents as well as state and local officials. (Courtesy of Derek Billings)
The MB Families Against AAPI Hate campaign raising awareness drew hundreds of residents as well as state and local officials. (Courtesy of Madeline Kaplan)
The MB Families Against AAPI Hate campaign raising awareness drew hundreds of residents as well as state and local officials. (Courtesy of Madeline Kaplan)
The lemonade stand raised $5,380 for bystander intervention training. (Courtesy of Diana Skaar)
The MB Families Against AAPI Hate campaign raising awareness drew hundreds of residents as well as state and local officials. (Courtesy of Diana Skaar)
UpdatedMon, Apr 19, 2021 at 11:15 am PT
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Skaar s family writes messages of support for the AAPI community on their driveway. (Courtesy of Diana Skaar)
Skaar s family writes messages of support for the AAPI community on their driveway. (Courtesy of Diana Skaar)
Skaar s family writes messages of support for the AAPI community on their driveway. (Courtesy of Diana Skaar)
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA Acts of hate against Asian Americans have prompted two Manhattan Beach residents to take a stand. The MB Families Against AAPI Hate campaign of awareness began over the weekend and will culminate on Saturday, April 24th.
Madeline Kaplan and Diana Skaar are asking members of the community to make a statement of compassion and stand in solidarity with the AAPI community by writing messages of support on their driveways.