Whose Fight Is It Anyway? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 97

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Ellen Acuario, Jane Park

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Two Korean American women, Ellen Acuario and Jane Park, share their experiences and give their takes on moments, issues, thoughts, and trends in the digital era

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Two Korean American women, Ellen Acuario and Jane Park, share their experiences and give their takes on moments, issues, thoughts, and trends in the digital era

Society & Culture

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Whose Fight Is It Anyway? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 97

Reply Yeochin

38 minutes 25 seconds

4 months ago

Whose Fight Is It Anyway? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 97

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): As immigration crackdowns ramp up, where do Asian Americans stand? Jane and Ellen talk about ICE raids, protests, and the seemingly eerie silence from many Asian Americans. Is it fear? Privilege? Apathy? A combination? The Yeochins explore how proximity to whiteness, model minority myths, and the performance of allyship play out on social media—and in real life. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 97