Sep 5, 2017 28 min

September 2017

from CUNY TV's Asian American Life Hosted by CUNY TV

Paul Lin traces the history of jazz in Asia. Tinabeth Pina shares an acid attack survivor’s story. Ernabel Demillo explores the Cambodian refugee resettlement program. Kyung Yoon speaks to Abacus Bank’s family members about their battle for justice.

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