I Hope They Hear This

Pastor John Kim comes on to talk to us about the Asian American church's response to the acts of racism that have been happening recently. Has the Asian American church been adequate in its response? If not, what can we do to be more vocal and supportive of our neighbors in the black community? Please listen as we have a very open and honest conversation about racism. 

We really want to continue this conversation and keep being open and honest on this subject, so please feel free to reach out with feedback:

Solina Chiang returns to the podcast to talk to us about how she is doing in her role as a nurse taking care of COVID-19 patients. I really hope that the listeners will develop a new level of appreciation toward these heroes as you hear about all of the sacrifices they have to go through to keep us safe. We are all in this together! Please stay safe and healthy everybody!

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Junhui and I have an off the cuff conversation that just so happened to revolve mainly around the COVID-19 pandemic we are currently living through. We get into what we think the response of Asian Americans should be to the increased discrimination, what role the church should have in the dialogue, and what we think about Georgia relaxing lock-down rules and opening up its economy.

Also, although recorded before we became aware of the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, we did have an interesting conversation about the Asian American community's response to injustices toward other minorities. I think we, the Asian American community, should have more dialogue regarding this. 

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