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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2017 · 1H 59M

What Can African-Americans Learn From The Asian Community?

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ASIAN AMERICANS are often viewed as the MODEL MINORITY or IMMIGRANT group in America, for example their median wealth income and education levels are higher than that of WHITE AMERICANS.  Like most immigrant groups, many of them started in America with limited means; however, after just a few generations seemingly enjoy the AMERICAN DREAM.  Special guests, CHINESE AMERICAN, GARY LIN and RUSS MCCRAY of KOREAN AFRICAN AMERICAN descent, both very successful business owners visit MENTAL DIALOGUE to discuss the cultural values that help them to ascend in business.  LIN owns multiple restaurants in the Atlanta area, and MCCRAY just sold a tech company, in which he was part owner, for $53M in 2016.  In addition to their business endeavors we will ask their opinion on VOTING, TRUMP, ASIAN STEREOTYPES, etc.  MD asking the questions America's afraid to ask.  "ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK"

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