Korean American Day.

Assembly Concurrent Resolution 10 (ACR 10) is a measure passed by the California State Legislature that proclaims January 13, 2025, as Korean American Day in California. This day commemorates the arrival of the first large group of Korean immigrants to the United States on January 13, 1903, and honors the significant cultural, economic, and social contributions of Korean Americans, particularly in California, which is home to over 500,000 individuals of Korean descent.

The passage of ACR 10 was celebrated by Assemblymember Mark González, who highlighted the rich heritage and enduring contributions of Korean Americans in California. He emphasized the importance of recognizing and honoring the community's impact on the state's cultural and economic landscape. The resolution received bipartisan support, reflecting a collective acknowledgment of the Korean American community's significance.

There is no specific negative media coverage regarding ACR 10. Given that the resolution is ceremonial in nature, aiming to honor and recognize the contributions of Korean Americans, it is unlikely to face significant opposition or criticism. Such resolutions typically receive broad support as they promote cultural appreciation and inclusivity.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.