My guest today is Stephen Horn, an independent journalist who has done real work unpacking where H1-B visa holders go and who they work for, especially in North Carolina. H1-B visa holders teach at public schools, but there have recently been complaints about the failure to understand them. In addition, Stephen covered the story of several white workers who sued a tech company for allegedly prioritizing immigrant hires over native-born American workers. This podcast contributes to the ongoing debate about immigration, visas, and whether America can indeed train up high-tech workers with our current education system.

Kenny starts off Season 3 with a reflection on his recent run for U.S. Congress in North Carolina's 13th U.S. Congressional District, telling stories about his decision, the obstacles he encountered along the way, and what he's learned. He ends the episode with his opinions on North Carolina and the United States' political system.

Kenny Xu brings on guest Nancy Andersen to talk about the campaign to end DEI statements, race-based admissions, DEI trainings, and CRT in Medical School Curricula with a focus on UNC Medical School, the prestigious medical school in Kenny's home state of North Carolina.

Kenny Xu does a solo podcast that shares his experience learning about, and fighting, UNC School of Medicine's social justice agenda, which comes at the expense of the best quality doctors.

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In this highly anticipated opening episode of the Inconvenient Minority Podcast Season 2, I sit down with University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy Wax to discuss the implications of the landmark Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill cases. We talk about meritocracy, the place of Asian Americans, and what's next.

In this episode, Kenny sat down with Allison Coates, an educator working to change math education. After discussing her background growing in the education system, they discuss how the current model doesn't offer enough challenge for gifted students. They also discuss how math classes today are over-concerned with protecting students' feelings over preparing them for higher education and the workplace.

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In this episode, Kenny sits down with Peter Arcidiacono. Peter is an economist at Duke University, and was the SFFA's lead analyst in their lawsuit against Harvard. They discuss Peter's findings with regard to Harvard's admissions discrimination against Asian Americans, and they dive deep into the explanations and results of this information.

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In this episode, Kenny sits down with author Rob Henderson. They start by discussing Rob's background growing up in foster care and how he eventually ended up in the military, then Yale University. They discuss Ivy League admissions, meritocracy, and dig deep into how these institutions affect social status.

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On this episode, Kenny was invited as a guest on the "What Happens Next" show. He joins professors Jonathan Zimmerman and Patrick Allitt to discuss the ongoing discrimination against Asian Americans at top universities and the value of meritocracy. Over the course of a lively debate, they cover the issues from multiple angles and Kenny is able to articulate a full picture of what meritocracy ought to look like in practice.

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On this episode, Kenny sits down with Libertarian journalist John Stossel. They discuss John's perspective on the ideal economic system and how capitalism is our best bet for building a well-functioning society. They also discuss how meritocracy, social mobility, and colorblindness factor into proper market activity.

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