Korean American Day.
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Overview
This resolution designates January 13th of each year as Korean American Day. It recognizes the significant contributions of Korean Americans to California and the United States, highlighting their history of immigration, perseverance, and achievements in various fields. The resolution commemorates the arrival of the first Korean immigrants in 1903 and celebrates the community’s ongoing impact on American society.
Key provisions
- Proclaims January 13th as Korean American Day.
- Acknowledges the arrival of the first Korean immigrants in 1903.
- Highlights the contributions of Korean Americans in fields like finance, technology, and the military.
- Recognizes the growth of the Korean American population in California, particularly in Los Angeles and Orange County.
- References the 100th anniversary of Korean immigration and related Senate resolution.
- Mentions the role of the National Association of Korean Americans (NAKA).
- Recognizes the impact of the ‘Korean Wave’ (Hallyu) on American culture.
- Encourages the preservation of Korean American heritage and values for future generations.
Who is affected
- Korean Americans
- California residents
- The broader American community
- Organizations representing Korean Americans
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