Episode 9: Chinatown

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Busing in Boston is often considered a battle between Black and white people in the city of Boston. In this episode of (Dis)integration, Shwetha Surendran explores the experiences of those who were neither Black nor white: Asian American students in Chinatown. (Dis)integration is a production of Podcasting 101 at Boston University's College of Communication. Hosts: Valerie Wencis and Jesse Remedios Reporter: Shwetha Surendran Executive Producer: Anne Donohue Series Audio Producer: Ali Audet Music: Pulse by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4250-pulse License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Cottonmouth Strut by The Whole Other via YouTube Studio

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