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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2021 · 54 MIN

The Relationship Between African American and Asian American Communities

from Another View The Radio Show Podcast · host WHRO

One of the goals of Another View is to provide information and education about our experiences as Black people in America and how those experiences intersect with other cultures and races. Join us as we focus on relationships between Asian and Black people. There has been cultural conflict between these two groups, but also signs of solidarity. Our guests will explore historical events that may have shaped our perceptions of one another and answer the question, "why can't we be friends?" Ting-Yi Oei, Education Director, 1882 Foundation; Richard Luong, Director of Institutional Advancement with Rising for Justice; and May Nivar, Fellow with CEO Action for Racial Equity (Altria) are our special guests.

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