Making the voice of Asian Americans heard
CGTN, 12 May 2023
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How hard is it for Asian Americans to break through the glass ceiling? Is racism against this community growing as China-U.S. relations turn sour? In this edition of the Hub with Wang Guan, Joy Chen, an entrepreneur and former deputy mayor of Los Angeles, looks at what being an Asian American means and what it takes to overcome cultural hurdles in modern-day United States. Chen tells of her concerns regarding the ongoing tensions between China and the U.S. She also talks about the impact of the movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once" on the Asian American community following the Oscar ceremony. "We won't be invisible anymore," Chen reckons.
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How hard is it for Asian Americans to break through the glass ceiling? Is racism against this community growing as China-U.S. relations turn sour? In this edition of the Hub with Wang Guan, Joy Chen, an entrepreneur and former deputy mayor of Los Angeles, looks at what being an Asian American means and what it takes to overcome cultural hurdles in modern-day United States. Chen tells of her concerns regarding the ongoing tensions between China and the U.S. She also talks about the impact of the movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once" on the Asian American community following the Oscar ceremony. "We won't be invisible anymore," Chen reckons.
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