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May 12, 2022
Join journalist SuChin Pak, cartoonist Trung Le Nguyen, and writers Tanaïs and Kim Tran for a vital panel discussion on the complexity and diversity of experience navigating Asian American life — and the new anthology My Life: Growing Up Asian in America. Asian Americans represent more than 20 different countries and dozens more territories with unique languages, histories, and cultures, and yet 23 million people in this country are often lumped into a single identity: Asian. Coinciding with AAPI Heritage Month, My Life examines the multitude of Asian American experience — from battling the “model minority” myth and navigating racist microaggressions to the joy of community, and much more. Hear the personal stories that have defined the lives of Pak, Nguyen, Tanaïs, and Tran — and find out how this celebration of a sprawling and deeply interwoven American community can lead to solidarity, action, hope, and a roadmap for a better future.
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