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Bruce Lee's Fighting Stance Opened Doors for Everyone

May 19, 2022
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This story is part of the May 19th Project, which promotes solidarity within Asian and Pacific Island communities and with all communities.

Bruce Lee once said, "Under the heavens, there is but one family." Bruce Lee's daughter, Shannon Lee, tells the story of how her father opened doors for Asian Americans, African Americans and everyone. Shannon also shares how he inspired millions to stand up against hatred and violence.

Bruce Lee takes on students of all races and influences millions to stand up against hatred and violence.

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