BELLEVUE, Wash. — It was more than two years ago when former KING 5 anchor Michelle Li received a "racist" voicemail at her current TV station KSDK in St. Louis.
Li's post of the voicemail recording went viral.
The incident could have become a solely negative experience, but Li and her supporters transformed it into a movement.
Since then, Li has helped launch the Very Asian Foundation to celebrate being "very Asian" and help more people feel seen and represented in many spaces including schools and libraries.
On Sunday, supporters of the Very Asian community will recognize the 2024 Creators Grant recipients and honor Jonathan Sposato, the founder of JoySauce.
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It's major events like the Sunday Funday Luncheon that help raise awareness and raise funds for life-changing moments in people's lives.
The May Book Project has helped increase the number of books in schools and libraries that have Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander representation through characters and stories.