Times Square’s famous steps were lit up with candles Tuesday night to honor the life of Michelle Go, who died last week after being shoved in front of an oncoming train.
Just underground from where mourners stood to remember her, 40-year-old Go died last week after being shoved in front of an oncoming train.
After two years of increased anti-Asian hate and violence, city officials stood alongside Go’s friends and denounced the hesitation and pause that comes with going out into the city. As debates rage over whether the city needs more law enforcement, Meng said the focus needs to fall on the roots of the problem.
“Michelle would probably be mortified to see so many people celebrating her,” co-worker and friend Rakesh Duggal said. “She was a private person, but she touched people in so many different ways.” Go, a Bay Area native who worked in finance at Deloitte, was known as a person who would always be there.
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