Dr. Jane Hong joins the show to explore the experience of Asian Americans in the USA. How has that experience been erased from our history, and what does it look like to ensure we hear these vital stories? PLUS: Allie Mikalatos joins us as a very special guest host.
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In this Episode:
2 – Story of the week
3 – Dr. Jane Hong
16 – Asian Americans with PBS
25 – Civil Rights
37 – History Books and Asian American Civil Rights
57 – Connect with Jane Hong
59 – What’s Fascinating Us
Episode Links
Connect with Dr. Jane Hong
Twitter | Books | PBS Documentary
What’s Fascinating Us:
Matt: Meanwhile by Jason Shiga (graphic novel)
Kathy: Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language by Gretchen McCulloch
JR.: Never Have I Ever (Netflix)
Allie: The Witch of Agnesi (math!)
Jane: Facing West by David Schwartz
Follow us on Twitter:
Here’re our books:
Raise Your Voice (Kathy) | Matt’s Books | Undead (Clay) | Empathy for the Devil (JR.)
Here’s the stuff we’ve made:
Kathy’s Blog | Chasing Justice Podcast | Matt’s Books | Clay’s Books | JR.’s Site
Audio Producer: Aaron Kretzmann
Phos Studios
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