Tag: anti-asian hate in schools

• S2 E1: Masaru Tanabe on attitudes towards disabled people in Japan vs. the U.S., anti-Asian hate in liberal states like Oregon, and the model minority myth.

  

  Masaru kicks off season 2 with a thought-provoking convo. They contrast disability perspectives in Japan vs. the U.S. They also talk about the anti-Asian hate they’ve faced since childhood and increasing safety concerns for the community.

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  November 28, 2022

  AAPI history, Allyship, Asian American Guests, Disability justice, Eastern philosophies, Japanese American, Japanese Internment Camps, LGBTQIA+, Racism at school/in childhood, Racism due to COVID-19, Trans

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