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On Being Asian American

Mar 8, 2018

How has the label Asian American changed over the years? What implications does the label have regarding identity and our culture? In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Ho—author of Racial Ambiguity in Contemporary Asian American Culture—joins us to discuss the idea of being Asian American. We also hear from correspondent Youlim Kim about sexual identity in East Asians.