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MINA FEDOR

OR MINA FEDOR, THERE WAS NO OPTION BUT TO speak up. The preteen had witnessed a harrowing rise in anti-Asian violence since the start of the pandemic, including a troubling incident that happened to her mother, who is Korean, near their home in Oakland, Calif. Fedor started small, calling out xenophobia during a virtual school

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