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Emergency Relief for City of Wilmington, DE
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I am the son of a Korean immigrant family that is affected by the latest looting in Downtown Wilmington. My parents' store has been completely demolished, along with other minority-owned businesses in the area. See here - https://www.delawareonline.com/picture-gallery/news/2020/05/31/rioters-loot-downtown-wilmington-businesses-after-protests/5297214002/
I reflect on the cause at hand and why my parents' business was targeted. It doesn't make sense. They are a minority-owned business and have been serving the community of Downtown Wilmington faithfully for 35+ years. Before my parents' store was affected, I spoke to my father earlier about his thoughts on the killing of George Floyd. He told me that he empathizes with the African-American community and believes that what the white officer did was absolutely evil. I have memories of my parents cultivating close relationships with their customers and everyone calling him by his last name, "Suh". There are many other long-standing minority-owned businesses that have been serving the African-American community wrongfully targeted for looting.
With the funds raised, they will be distributed to my parents' business and the Boys and Girls Club of Wilmington.
I would be extremely grateful for your contribution so that it takes away the hardship that my parents face and to support the community around them.
I reflect on the cause at hand and why my parents' business was targeted. It doesn't make sense. They are a minority-owned business and have been serving the community of Downtown Wilmington faithfully for 35+ years. Before my parents' store was affected, I spoke to my father earlier about his thoughts on the killing of George Floyd. He told me that he empathizes with the African-American community and believes that what the white officer did was absolutely evil. I have memories of my parents cultivating close relationships with their customers and everyone calling him by his last name, "Suh". There are many other long-standing minority-owned businesses that have been serving the African-American community wrongfully targeted for looting.
With the funds raised, they will be distributed to my parents' business and the Boys and Girls Club of Wilmington.
I would be extremely grateful for your contribution so that it takes away the hardship that my parents face and to support the community around them.
Organizer and beneficiary
Steve Suh
Organizer
Wilmington, DE
Sebastian Suarez Navarro
Beneficiary