Protesters in San Francisco Continue to Oppose Rose Pak Naming

Protesters in San Francisco Continue to Oppose Rose Pak Naming
Rally participants holding signs on the steps outside San Francisco City Hall on May 6, 2019. Nan Su/The Epoch Times
David Lam
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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.—Over the past few months, San Francisco residents and non-residents have gathered in the city to protest a proposed name for the new Chinatown subway station.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted in June to name the station after the late political power broker Rose Pak. The protesters have expressed concern that Pak was known for corruption and had deep ties with overseas government affairs.

David Lam
David Lam
NTD News National Correspondent, Anchor
David Lam is a national correspondent based in California and a part-time anchor for "NTD Tonight." Before joining NTD he was a financial analyst.
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