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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2021

Emergency Episode: AAPI Educators Speak Out: Celebrate Us and See Us

from Too Dope Teachers and a Mic · host Too Dope Teachers and a Mic

In this emergency episode, Gerardo hosts a roundtable with five Asian American/Pacific Islander-identifying educators from across the United States to discuss the horrific murders of eight Asian and Asian American people in Atlanta a few days ago. Carla, Erika, Tran, John, and Kim share their stories of struggle, triumph, purpose, pain, and invisibility as this threat of violence and death hangs over them, as is has over all Asians since they first came to these shores. In this episode, they express pain, anger, frustration, disappointment, and more than any other emotion, numbness. The draw critical connections to a larger AAPI Civil Rights struggle, acts of murder and violence faced by their community, and ways in which anti-Asian hate and violence are acceptable in our world, as they have always been. This episode is heart-wrenching and inspirational. Listen today and stand in solidarity with our AAPI neighbors and friends.

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