Ep 2: Equality in Racism? Fitting in and Pop Culture

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Sit down with hosts Sunny, Amy, and Tony as they discuss in depth the good, the bad, and the ugly of fitting in and integrating into the American culture. Has the rise of K-Pop helped or contributed to racism against Asian Americans? How has the economic competition between US and China posed new struggles regarding dual identities?

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Sit down with hosts Sunny, Amy, and Tony as they discuss in depth the good, the bad, and the ugly of fitting in and integrating into the American culture. Has the rise of K-Pop helped or contributed to racism against Asian Americans? How has the...

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