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HR0395LRB104 13919 LAW 26808 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives are saddened to learn of the death of Tuyet 

4Anh Mong Le of Chicago, who passed away on February 8, 2025; 

5and

6 WHEREAS, Tuyet Le, the daughter of Ke Van Le and Lien Thi 

7Mong Nguyen, was born in Saigon, Vietnam on January 21, 1972; 

8she and her family fled Saigon when the city was captured by 

9North Vietnam in 1975, beginning their journey as refugees, 

10which led them to Milwaukee, Wisconsin; she attended Nicolet 

11High School in Glendale, Wisconsin; she majored in fine arts 

12at Northwestern University in Evanston, where she became a 

13young civil rights leader who started organizing classes on 

14Asian American history and began pushing the university for a 

15formal Asian American Studies program; and

16 WHEREAS, Tuyet Le, a short decade later, was the new 

17executive director of the Asian American Institute, which she 

18turned into the powerhouse known today as Asian Americans 

19Advancing Justice - Chicago (Advancing Justice - Chicago), the 

20region's premier Asian American civil rights organization; she 

21became a force for Asian American advancement, immigrant 

22justice, racial equity, and disability rights; she graded 

23politicians on Asian American inclusion, once failing the 

HR0395- 2 -LRB104 13919 LAW 26808 r

1Governor and the Cook County Board President to prod them into 

2action; when Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley attempted to 

3remove Asian American contractors from affirmative action for 

4construction projects, she galvanized the community to fight 

5back, winning years later; she inspired a thousand people to 

6brave an epic election-season snowstorm to