
Mayo Clinic stands united in opposing acts of discrimination, harassment and violence against people of the Asian community. The recent tragic shootings in Atlanta and the rising number of anti-Asian acts of hate since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic go against Mayo's values and all that it stands for as a place of hope and healing for people across the globe.
In support of patients, staff, students and the entire Asian community, Mayo Clinic will light these buildings in red and gold on Monday March 22, beginning at dusk:
In many Asian cultures, red represents luck, joy and happiness, and gold represents prosperity.
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