In the wake of violent attacks against the Asian American Pacific Islander community some locals got a self-defense lesson!
The Asian Community Development Council teamed up with the Las Vegas Kung Fu Academy to make yesterday's class possible.
ZORA ADLIBIN THE WAKE OF VIOLENTATTACKS AGAINST THE ASIANAMERICAN PACIFIC ISLANDERCOMMUNITY--SOME LOCALS GOT ASELF-DEFENSE LESSON!THE ASIAN COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT COUNCIL..
TEAMED UPWITH THE LAS VEGAS KUNG FUACADEMY TO MAKE YESTERDAY’SCLASS POSSIBLE.ONE OF THE INSTRUCTORSSAYS--LEARNING TO PROTECTYOURSELF IS *CRUCIAL* FORANYONE AT ANY AGE."THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I THINKIT WILL JUST GIVE THEM THE TOOLSTO BE MORE KNOWLEDGABLE ON WHATTHEY NEED TO DO, AND WHAT THEYNEED TO BE AWARE OF."STAFF MEMBERS FROM THE ASIANCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCILWERE AMONG THOSE WHO TOOK PARTIN THE SPECIAL CLASS.METRO HAS STATED ANY ACTSAGAINST THE LOCAL AAPI COMMUNITYWILL N
Learning what goes behind the badge while breaking barriers is what students at the North Las Vegas Hispanic Citizens Academy have..
Pushing back against Asian hate. Members of the valley’s AAPI community coming together in Chinatown Thursday to condemn racism..