AAUC Podcast #7: Racial Harmony

In this increasingly individualized and polarized world, who doesn’t want peace and harmony in their lives? Is racial harmony just an ideal or can it be achieved? Does this Confucian Asian value of harmony elevate or harm us as Asian Americans? The flip side of harmony is distrust, hatred, strive, systemic discrimination, and injustice. How can these racial inequalities be leveled and racial distrust be unlearned? We are very fortunate today to have gathered a circle of experts and community activists to discuss the subject matter and how we can provide a long-term strategy to overcome racial discrimination, and build harmony in our society so everyone can thrive. Our featured speakers include: Prof. Karen Umemoto, UCLA, Asian American Studies Prof. Russell Jeung, San Francisco State University, Asian American Studies, founder, Stop AAPI Hate Dr. Raymond Chong, creator, and writer, 6th generation Chinese American Mr. Jonathan Leong, founder, Asian American Donor Program For more information about AAUC please go to our website or follow us on Facebook!