'Bring that inspiration': Asian FDNY members seek to encourage next generation of NYC heroes
News 12 caught up with members of the FDNY who are proud to share more on their Asian heritage.
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May 18, 2021, 9:31 PM
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560ds agoIt’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and News 12 is introducing the community to members of the FDNY who are proud to share more on their Asian backgrounds.
News 12’s Emily Lorsch details more on why they say this month is another chance to come together and share their culture.
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