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![Eddie Song a Korean American entrepreneur, arrives at his motorcycle storage garage wearing a video camera clipped to his cap and a face mask due to COVID-19, Sunday April 19, 2020, in East Village neighborhood of New York. "I was assaulted a few months ago by someone who said that corona[virus] was created by Asians," said Song. Since the assault, Song routinely wears cameras and extra padding under his jacket while walking or riding, prepared to record and intervene to stop racist attacks against Asians being blamed for COVID-19. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)](https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2020/04/24/aptopix_virus_outbreak_asian_americans_safety_09219_s878x629.jpg?2b48d71d88ac18275540d5833ad538e9e91fe7bd)
Eddie Song a Korean American entrepreneur, arrives at his motorcycle storage garage wearing a video camera clipped to his cap and a face mask due to COVID-19, Sunday April 19, 2020, in East Village neighborhood of New York. "I was assaulted a few months ago by someone who said that corona[virus] was created by Asians," said Song. Since the assault, Song routinely wears cameras and extra padding under his jacket while walking or riding, prepared to record and intervene to stop racist attacks against Asians being blamed for COVID-19. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
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