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Bruce Lee’s Legacy Gets Big California Honour With Official State Day
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July 4, 2026
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0:34Now PlayingCalifornia has officially declared 'May 17 as Bruce Lee Day', making martial arts legend Bruce Lee the first Chinese American in state history to receive an annual namesake day. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the law honoring the San Francisco-born icon, whose daughter Shannon Lee said the recognition reflects his lasting impact as a cultural bridge, screen trailblazer and inspiration for generations of fans, athletes and Asian Americans.
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