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  • ♪ [THEME MUSIC] ♪

  • >> WELCOME TO "ASIAN

  • AMERICAN LIFE," I'M YOUR HOST,

  • ERNABEL DEMILLO.

  • WE'RE IN MANHATTAN'S CHINATOWN,

  • CHECKING OUT THE "88 GATES"

  • PROJECT.

  • THESE MURALS ARE POPPING UP ALL

  • OVER THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

  • IT'S ALL PART OF THE

  • BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT WITH A

  • LITTLE TWIST.

  • MORE ON THAT, COMING UP.

  • BUT FIRST, HERE'S WHAT'S ON

  • OUR SHOW.

  • >> HE WANTS TO MAKE HISTORY.

  • ANDREW YANG COULD BE THE FIRST

  • ASIAN-AMERICAN PRESIDENT OF

  • THE UNITED STATES.

  • KYUNG YOON TAKES US TO A

  • NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL,

  • WHERE THE CURRICULUM IS READING,

  • WRITING, AND KOREAN.

  • MANY ASIAN-AMERICAN ELECTED

  • OFFICIALS ARE FINDING THEMSELVES

  • THE TARGET OF HATE SPEECH.

  • MINNIE ROH HAS THE STORY.

  • AND RAYNER RAMIREZ SHOWS US HOW

  • THIS QUEENS PRINCIPAL IS DEFYING

  • ALL ODDS AND TRANSFORMING A HIGH

  • SCHOOL IN THE FAR ROCKAWAYS.

  • THIS AND MORE ON "ASIAN AMERICAN

  • LIFE."

  • >> YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED MURALS

  • LIKE THIS POPPING UP .

  • THE 88 GATES PROJECT,

  • THE BRAINCHILD OF JOHN YU, A

  • LONG TIME RESIDENT OF CHINATOWN.

  • WITH THE HELP OF HIS WIFE,

  • AND TWO DAUGHTERS,

  • THEY'RE TURNING SECURITY GATES

  • INTO A WORK OF ART.

  • HE WANTED TO SPREAD CHINESE

  • CULTURE WITH HIS PAINTINGS BUT

  • YOU WILL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THE

  • BUSINESSES CLOSED,

  • AND THE GATES ARE DOWN

  • TO SEE MOST OF THE MURALS, BUT

  • BELIEVE US, IT'S WORTH THE TRIP.

  • THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IS A

  • COUPLE YEARS AWAY AND ONE MAN

  • HAS ALREADY PUT HIS HAT IN THE

  • RING.

  • HIS NAME IS ANDREW YANG, AND

  • HE'S HOPING TO MAKE HISTORY.

  • >> THIS MAN WANTS TO GIVE YOU

  • AND ME $1000 A MONTH.

  • NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

  • >> THE FREEDOM DIVIDEND

  • IS A POLICY WHERE EVERY AMERICAN

  • ADULT RECEIVES $1000 A MONTH

  • FREE AND CLEAR TO DO WHATEVER

  • THEY WANT WITH IT WHILE THAT

  • SEEMS DRAMATIC OR EXTREME, IT'S

  • BECOMING INCREASINGLY NECESSARY

  • AS OUR ECONOMY CHANGES.

  • >> ANDREW YANG HOPES HIS

  • FREEDOM DIVIDEND WILL CATCH THE

  • ATTENTION OF VOTERS.

  • YANG IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT.

  • IF HE WINS, HE COULD BE THE

  • FIRST ASIAN-AMERICAN PRESIDENT

  • OF THE UNITED STATES.

  • WE MET YANG RECENTLY AT HIS NEW

  • YORK-BASED CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS

  • A SPARTAN LOFTLIKE SPACE

  • ENERGIZED BY A GROUP OF VERY

  • ENTHUSIASTIC MILLENNIALS.

  • ZACH GRAUMANN IS MORE THAN A BIG

  • FAN, HE QUIT HIS DAY JOB IN

  • BANKING TO JOIN YANG'S CAMPAIGN.

  • THE POLITICAL NEWBIE IS NOW

  • YANG'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER, IN

  • FACT, MOST OF THE PEOPLE ON THE

  • STAFF ARE NEW TO POLITICS,

  • INCLUDING THE CANDIDATE.

  • >> I WAS IN NEW

  • HAMPSHIRE COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO

  • AND THE APPETITE FOR THIS

  • MESSAGE AND A CANDIDACY FROM

  • SOMEONE WHO IS NOT A TRADITIONAL

  • POLITICIAN WILL ACTUALLY ADDRESS

  • THE REAL ISSUES IS REALLY HIGH.

  • >> THESE ISSUES INCLUDE

  • JOBS AND THE ECONOMY.

  • IN HIS NEW BOOK, THE WAR ON

  • NORMAL PEOPLE, HE LAYS IT ALL

  • OUT, AND IT'S BLEAK.

  • HE WARNS AUTOMATION AND ROBOTS

  • WILL SOON REPLACE MILLIONS OF

  • HUMAN WORKERS.

  • >> I KNOW IT SEEMS A

  • LITTLE BIT FANTASTIC,

  • LIKE ROBOTS

  • ARE GOING TO WALK IN AND TAKE

  • OUR JOBS, AND THAT'S NOT GOING

  • TO BE THE CASE, BUT IF YOU LOOK

  • AT THE NUMBERS, THE REASON WHY

  • DONALD TRUMP IS OUR PRESIDENT

  • TODAY IS THAT WE AUTOMATED AWAY

  • 4 MILLION MANUFACTURING JOBS IN

  • MICHIGAN, OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA,

  • AND WISCONSIN FROM 2000 TO

  • NOW AND WE ARE ABOUT TO DO THE

  • SAME THING TO WORKERS IN RETAIL,

  • TRUCK DRIVING, CALL CENTERS,

  • FAST FOOD, AND ON AND ON

  • THROUGHOUT THE ECONOMY.

  • >> THESE JOBS, HE SAYS, ARE

  • NOT COMING BACK AND HIS ANSWER

  • IS UBI, UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME.

  • GUARANTEED MONEY FOR ALL

  • AMERICAN ADULTS PAID FOR WITH A

  • VALUE-ADDED TAX.

  • >> WE NEED TO

  • IMPLEMENT THE UNIVERSAL BASIC

  • INCOME TO GIVE AMERICANS A

  • CHANCE TO TRANSITION, GO BACK TO

  • SCHOOL, PAY THEIR BILLS AND

  • START PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE.

  • >> WHILE HIS MESSAGE IS

  • CAPTURING THE ATTENTION OF

  • VOTERS AND THE MEDIA, YANG

  • HAS A DIFFICULT ROAD AHEAD.

  • IT'S ONE THING GETTING PEOPLE

  • EXCITED ABOUT FREE MONEY, BUT

  • MAUNTING A PRESIDENTIAL

  • CAMPAIGN IS QUITE DAUNTING.

  • WHEN HE ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY

  • IN FEBRUARY, THE "NEW YORK

  • TIMES," CALLED HIM THE "LONGEST

  • OF LONG SHOTS."

  • BUT YANG DOES NOT SEEM PHASED,

  • IN FACT, THIS QUOTE IS

  • HANGING IN THEIR OFFICE.

  • YANG WAS BORN AND RAISED IN

  • UPSTATE NEW YORK, HIS PARENTS

  • IMMIGRATED FROM TAIWAN IN THE

  • 1960s.

  • >> I WAS A VERY NERDY, STUDIOUS,

  • LITTLE ASIAN BOY.

  • >> HE STUDIED ECONOMICS AND

  • POLITICAL SCIENCE AT BROWN AND

  • HE GOT HIS LAW DEGREE

  • FROM COLUMBIA.

  • HE VENTURED INTO THE WORLD OF

  • STARTUPS AND HE WAS CEO OF

  • MANHATTAN PREP, A TESTING AND

  • TUTORING COMPANY AND AFTER IT

  • WAS SOLD, HE TOOK THAT MONEY AND

  • FOUNDED VENTURE FOR AMERICA, A

  • NONPROFIT TRAINING PROGRAM

  • PLACING RECENT COLLEGE GRADS AT

  • SMALL BUSINESSES AND STARTUPS IN

  • LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES.

  • >> OUR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM SENDS

  • HUNDREDS OF RECENT GRADUATES

  • FROM SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE,

  • TO STARTUPS AND CITIES WITH

  • EMERGING ENTREPRENEURIAL

  • ECOSYSTEMS.

  • >> HE AND HIS TEAM KEPT

  • THAT STARTUP MENTALITY

  • WHEN IT COMES TO THE

  • CAMPAIGN.

  • >> WE KIND OF SEE IT AS A

  • VIDEOGAME, CERTAIN LEVELS HAVE

  • DIFFERENT POINTS, BUT IOWA AND

  • NEW HAMPSHIRE ARE WORTH A LOT

  • MORE POINTS SO WE KNOW WE

  • HAVE TO GET

  • 18,000 IOWANS TO UNDERSTAND

  • AND VOTE FOR YANG AND 22,000

  • PEOPLE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE ARE

  • GOING TO VOTE AND UNDERSTAND

  • ANDREW YANG.

  • >> YANG, WHO IS MARRIED

  • WITH TWO CHILDREN IS TRAVELING

  • TO KEY STATES AND REACHING OUT

  • TO VOTERS.

  • HE IS PART OF THE GIANT WAVE OF

  • AAPI IS RUNNING FOR PUBLIC

  • OFFICE SPURRED ON BY TRUMP'S

  • WIN, AND WHILE SOME

  • ASIAN-AMERICAN CANDIDATES HAVE

  • FACED RACISM AND RACIST TAUNTS

  • ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL, YANG SAYS

  • HE HAS NOT.

  • >> THE RACISM HAS BEEN VERY

  • NONEXISTENT, HONESTLY.

  • I THINK THERE MAY BE A POINT

  • WHERE THAT CHANGES BUT REALLY, I

  • HAVE NOT SEEN A WIDTH OF IT THUS

  • FAR.

  • I'VE SEEN GREAT THINGS HAPPEN

  • FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS AND MY

  • CHANCES OF BECOMING PRESIDENT

  • IMPROVE EVERY DAY, IT'S NOT IN

  • THE 60s ANYMORE, WE NEED TO WAKE

  • UP TO THE CHALLENGES OF THIS

  • ERA AND ACCELERATE OUR SOCIETY

  • AND GOVERNMENT FORWARD.

  • >> HE SAYS THE VOTERS HE

  • IS MEETING ARE QUITE RECEPTIVE

  • TO HIS IDEAS, SO MAYBE, JUST

  • MAYBE, THIS LONG SHOT MAY JUST

  • EKE THIS ONE OUT.

  • I'M ERNABEL DEMILLO FOR

  • "ASIAN AMERICAN LIFE."

  • >> WORK HARD, GO TO

  • COLLEGE, CHANGE THE WORLD,

  • THAT'S THE MODEL OF THIS HARLEM

  • HIGH SCHOOL.

  • BUT WHAT'S REALLY UNIQUE

  • ABOUT THE DEMOCRACY PREP CHARTER

  • HIGH SCHOOL IS ITS KOREAN

  • PROGRAM THAT IS AT THE HEART

  • OF ITS CURRICULUM AND CULTURE.

  • >> DIAVIONNE ROBINSON AND

  • IVAN QUEZADA ARE SENIORS AT

  • DEMOCRACY PREP, A CHARTER SCHOOL

  • IN HARLEM WHERE FACT, FIGURES,

  • AND CULTURAL INSIGHTS ABOUT

  • KOREA LINED THE WALLS OUTSIDE

  • THE CLASSROOMS.

  • INSIDE, STUDENTS ARE LEARNING

  • THE KOREAN LANGUAGE.

  • >> [SPEAKING IN KOREAN]

  • >> I WAS THINKING THIS

  • IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT THAN WHAT

  • OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS TEACH.

  • HERE IN NEW YORK CITY.

  • >> YOUNGJAE HUR IS THE

  • KOREAN DEPARTMENT CHAIR.

  • >> THE LANGUAGE ITSELF IS

  • VERY DIFFERENT FROM ENGLISH.

  • THE WORD ORDER, THE STRUCTURE OF

  • THE SENTENCES IS TOTALLY

  • DIFFERENT.

  • THE OTHER WAY AROUND.

  • JUST LEARNING THEM GIVES THEM

  • HUGE HEADACHES.

  • I CAN'T DO THIS, BUT ONCE THEY

  • PASS KOREAN 1, 2, 3, THEY GET

  • HUGE SELF-CONFIDENCE.

  • I CAN DO THIS, I CAN SPEAK IN

  • KOREAN.

  • >> WHAT LED TO KOREAN

  • PROGRAM BEING SO EMBEDDED IN

  • THE DNA OF DEMOCRACY PREP?

  • >> OUR FOUNDER, MR. SETH

  • ANDREW, WHEN HE FOUND

  • OUR SCHOOL,

  • HE WANTED TO MAKE A SCHOOL THAT

  • IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER SCHOOLS.

  • WE ARE A CHARTER SCHOOL, WE CAN

  • HAVE OUR OWN POLICIES AND STUFF.

  • HE ACTUALLY HAD AN EXPERIENCE

  • TEACHING IN KOREA AS AN ENGLISH

  • TEACHER.

  • HE WAS MESMERIZED BY THE

  • CULTURE, KOREANS FOCUS ON

  • EDUCATION.

  • THEY ARE BUILT TOWARDS

  • EDUCATION.

  • HE WANTED TO BRING THAT CULTURE

  • TO HIS FUTURE SCHOOL.

  • >> THAT CULTURE TRANSPLANTED

  • TO HARLEM HAS TAKEN ROOT AT

  • DEMOCRACY PREP.

  • 99% OF STUDENTS OF COLOR AND 85%

  • QUALIFY FOR FREE LUNCH.

  • >> OUR STUDENTS

  • REALLY RESPECT THEIR TEACHERS

  • AND THEY REALLY HAVE THAT POWER

  • OF LEARNING, WITH LEARNING, THEY

  • WILL BE ABLE TO DO BETTER AND BE

  • MORE SUCCESSFUL.

  • >> THE SCHOOL PROVIDES

  • A RIGOROUS COLLEGE PREP

  • CURRICULUM OF WHICH THE KOREAN

  • PROGRAM IS JUST ONE SLICE,

  • AND IT'S WHAT MANY OF THE

  • STUDENTS FIND THE MOST SPECIAL.

  • >> BEING FOCUSED ON

  • KOREAN CULTURE HAS BEEN AMAZING

  • FOR ME.

  • I LOVE KOREAN CULTURE, I LOVE

  • THE KOREAN LANGUAGE.

  • >> DIAVIONNE IS PRESIDENT OF

  • THE KOREAN DANCE TEAM.

  • >> WE DO TRADITIONAL DANCE,

  • BUT WE ALSO DO K-POP

  • DANCE, IT'S HARD TO DO AND

  • PERFORM A DANCE THAT IS NOT FROM

  • YOUR CULTURE.

  • AND ALTHOUGH IT IS SOMETIMES

  • HARD FOR THE PEOPLE TO

  • UNDERSTAND WHY IT IS WE DO IT,

  • IT'S MORE TO HAVE A MORE

  • PERSONAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE

  • CULTURE AND TO FULLY INVOLVE

  • OURSELVES.

  • >> EVERY SPRING, DEMOCRACY PREP

  • HOSTS A KOREAN STREET

  • FESTIVAL IN HARLEM WITH

  • PERFORMANCES AND CULTURAL

  • ACTIVITIES.

  • THE SCHOOL ALSO HAS A TRAVEL

  • PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS TO VISIT

  • KOREA.

  • >> WE SEND 20 STUDENTS

  • TO KOREA EVERY YEAR DURING THEIR

  • SPRING BREAK.

  • THEY DO HOMESTAY WITH KOREAN

  • FAMILIES, THEY VISIT OUR SISTER

  • SCHOOL, IT'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY

  • FOR THEM TO ACTUALLY TRY THEIR

  • KOREAN SKILLS,

  • TO KOREAN PEOPLE.

  • AND ALSO LEARN THE CULTURE.

  • >> I WAS ABLE TO

  • IMMERSE MYSELF IN THE CULTURE,

  • SPEAK TO ACTUAL KOREAN PEOPLE,

  • LEARN ABOUT THE HISTORY OF KOREA

  • AND ACTUALLY ENGAGE IN THE

  • ACTIVITIES THAT THEY DO.

  • >> IT'S CLEAR THE CULTURE OF

  • THE SCHOOL IS ONE OF HIGH

  • EXPECTATIONS FOR THE SCHOLARS,

  • WITH COLLEGE BEING A CONSTANT

  • REMINDER.

  • THE WALLS ARE LINED WITH

  • UNIVERSITY BANNERS AND ALL THE

  • CLASSROOMS ARE NAMED AFTER

  • WELL-KNOWN AMERICAN

  • UNIVERSITIES, AND EVEN ONE ELITE

  • KOREAN UNIVERSITY.

  • SINCE IT OPENED ITS DOORS IN

  • 2005 WITH A SIXTH-GRADE CLASS,

  • 100% OF ITS STUDENTS HAVE GONE

  • TO COLLEGE, INCLUDING SOME OF

  • THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.

  • THIS FALL, ERIKA IS STUDYING AT

  • DARTMOUTH UNIVERSITY,

  • AND IVAN AT HAVERFORD

  • COLLEGE.

  • >> IT CHANGED MY LIFE,

  • I HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS WHO GO

  • TO DIFFERENT SCHOOLS

  • AND I SEE OUR DIFFERENCES.

  • I SEE HOW THEY TURNED OUT AND

  • HOW I TURNED OUT.

  • >> I FEEL VERY HONORED,

  • GRATEFUL, AND HAPPY TO TEACH MY

  • LANGUAGE AND TEACH MY CULTURE TO

  • THE STUDENTS OF HARLEM.

  • THROUGH KOREAN, I WANT THEM

  • TO BECOME STUDENTS WHO WILL BE

  • MORE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND OTHER

  • CULTURES, UNDERSTAND OTHER

  • PERSPECTIVES AND BECOME MORE

  • ROUNDED HUMAN BEINGS WHO WILL BE

  • SUCCESSFUL IN THIS MORE AND

  • MORE GLOBALIZING WORLD.

  • >> EVERY STUDENT AT

  • DEMOCRACY PREP MUST PASS THE

  • REGENTS TEST IN THE KOREAN

  • LANGUAGE IN ORDER TO GRADUATE.

  • BUT IT'S CLEAR THAT THE VALUE OF

  • THE KOREAN PROGRAM EXTENDS FAR

  • BEYOND LANGUAGE SKILLS IN

  • SHAPING THE OUTLOOK OF THE

  • SCHOLARS FOR THEIR FUTURE.

  • I'M KYUNG YOON FOR "ASIAN

  • AMERICAN LIFE."

  • >> I AM MINNIE ROH.

  • 2017 WAS A RECORD BREAKING YEAR

  • FOR ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICIANS

  • ELECTED INTO OFFICE.

  • BUT WITH THIS WELCOME INCREASE

  • FOR THE COMMUNITY, ALSO CAME AN

  • UNWELCOME RISE IN THE NUMBER OF

  • RACIALLY CHARGED HATE SPEECH

  • AGAINST MANY OF THESE

  • POLITICIANS.

  • >> FROM COAST-TO-COAST AND

  • THROUGHOUT THE NATION, CHANGE

  • IS UNDERWAY.

  • CANADA DONALD TRUMP'S RALLYING

  • CRY IN 2016 TO --

  • >> MAKE AMERICA GREAT

  • AGAIN.

  • >> AND THE ANTI-IMMIGRANT

  • ALT-RIGHT RHETORIC UNLEASHED IN

  • NEIGHBORHOODS SINCE HE BECAME

  • PRESIDENT ONLY SERVED TO FEEL

  • THAT WAVE OF CHANGE.

  • ASIAN-AMERICAN PACIFIC ISLANDERS

  • PUSHED BACK BY RUNNING IN RECORD

  • NUMBERS FOR ELECTED POSITIONS,

  • FROM CONGRESS TO LOCAL SCHOOL

  • BOARDS AND EVERYTHING IN

  • BETWEEN.

  • ARATI KREIBICH WAS ONE OF THOSE

  • WHO HEARD THE CALL.

  • >> THE AMOUNT OF HATE

  • CRIMES THAT WERE SPIKING AFTER

  • NOVEMBER ELECTIONS AND THE KIND

  • OF RHETORIC THAT WAS OUT THERE,

  • IT REALLY BROUGHT HOME TO ME

  • THAT WHAT WE NEEDED WERE MORE

  • PEOPLE TO STEP UP AND SOMEONE IS

  • TO REPRESENT AND REALLY SOMEONE

  • SAID WHY CAN'T THAT BE YOU?

  • >> SHE WAS A POLITICAL

  • NEWBIE, ONE OF THE MANY TO

  • ENTER THE POLITICS POST 2016.

  • SHE RAN FOR AND WON A COUNCIL

  • SEAT IN HER HOMETOWN OF GLEN

  • ROCK, NEW JERSEY.

  • A NEW YORK CITY SUBURB.

  • THE NUMBERS FROM THE

  • ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN INSTITUTE

  • FOR CONGRESSIONAL STUDIES, WHICH

  • TRACKS THE AAPI ELECTED

  • OFFICIALS SHOWS,

  • AS OF 2018 THERE ARE ROUGHLY

  • 370 STATE AND LOCAL OFFICIALS,

  • 18 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,

  • AND ONE GOVERNOR NATIONWIDE.

  • AND WHILE THE INCREASED

  • REPRESENTATION IS ENCOURAGING,

  • RACIALLY TINGED DISCOURSE

  • DIRECTED TOWARDS THOSE ELECTED

  • OFFICIALS IS NOT.

  • >> YOU ARE THE GOOD

  • KIND OF IMMIGRANT, YOU ARE THE

  • KIND OF ASIAN THAT IS OK, OR YOU

  • ARE ALMOST WHITE.

  • >> WHILE MANY OF THE COMMENTS

  • CAN BE CONSIDERED MILD,

  • OTHERS IN COMPARISON TAKE ON A

  • DARKER NOTE.

  • THE MAYOR OF HOBOKEN, NEW

  • JERSEY, WAS LABELED A TERRORIST

  • DURING HIS CAMPAIGN.

  • FORMER COLORADO CONGRESSIONAL

  • CANDIDATE FLED HER HOME,

  • AFTER RECEIVING THREATS TO

  • HER FAMILY AND ENDURING RACIAL

  • SLURS ON FACEBOOK AFTER SHE

  • TWEETED THIS IN RESPONSE TO A

  • NEW YORK TIMES OPINION PIECE.

  • >> TURBAN MAN.

  • >> THESE RADIO HOSTS ARE

  • TALKING ABOUT THE STATE ATTORNEY

  • GENERAL, A SIKH INDIAN.

  • >> IF THAT OFFENDS YOU, THEN

  • DON'T WEAR THE TURBAN MAN AND I

  • WILL REMEMBER YOUR NAME AREA.

  • >> THE HOSTS WERE SUSPENDED

  • AND SHE WAS ON THE RECEIVING END

  • OF THIS SOCIAL MEDIA POST ON

  • GLEN ROCK RESIDENTS ONLY

  • FACEBOOK PAGE.

  • SHE IS NOT MUSLIM.

  • >> THE COMMENTS TO ME TALKED

  • ABOUT HOW IGNORANT THE PERSON

  • WAS, WHAT WAS ACTUALLY

  • INTERESTING ABOUT THAT, IT WAS

  • THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE WHO SHUT IT

  • DOWN AND VERY QUICKLY.

  • I THINK THAT GIVES ME HOPE.

  • >> A REPORT GENERATED BY

  • THE SOUTH ASIANS AMERICANS

  • LEADING TOGETHER OR "SAALT,"

  • DOCUMENTED INCREASE OF OVER 32%

  • IN XENOPHOBIA POLITICAL RHETORIC

  • IN THE YEAR FOLLOWING THE 2016

  • ELECTIONS,

  • AS COMPARED TO THE PREVIOUS

  • YEAR.

  • WITH THE WORST OFFENDERS BEING

  • WHITE SUPREMACIST GROUPS AT 41%.

  • FOLLOWED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP OR

  • TRUMP ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS

  • AT 33%.

  • AND THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW

  • CENTER FOUND THE NUMBER OF

  • ANTI-IMMIGRANT, ANTI-MUSLIM HATE

  • GROUPS AS WELL AS NEO-NAZI

  • GROUPS INCREASED IN 2017 FROM

  • 2016.

  • KHYATI JOSHI POINTS A FINGER

  • DIRECTLY AT THE 2016 ELECTIONS,

  • SAYING AFTER TRUMP BECAME

  • PRESIDENT, RACIALLY CHARGED

  • RHETORIC ESCALATED.

  • >> WE ARE

  • NOW SEEING IT CONSISTENTLY.

  • IT'S NOT JUST DURING ELECTIONS.

  • WHAT KIND OF ETHOS AND CULTURE

  • EXISTS IN AN ORGANIZATION

  • OR IN SCHOOL THEY CREATE THAT

  • KIND OF CULTURE THAT SAYS IT'S

  • OK TO SAY THAT AND IT'S OK TO

  • DEMAND THAT OF PEOPLE.

  • AND THEN WHAT HAPPENS TO THOSE

  • PEOPLE?

  • >> SHE ALSO GOES ON TO SAY

  • THIS RACIAL DIVISIVENESS IS

  • NOTHING NEW AND SHE BELIEVES

  • THAT ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS FOR

  • THIS DIVIDE IN THIS COUNTRY IS

  • THE LACK OF U.S. HISTORY

  • EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS.

  • >> RIGHT AFTER THE

  • ELECTION, IN JANUARY OF 2017

  • WHEN HE SIGNED THE EXECUTIVE

  • ORDER ON WHAT IS KNOWN AS THE

  • MUSLIM BAN WHICH THEY WOULD NOT

  • ACKNOWLEDGE AS THE MUSLIM BAN.

  • THEY WERE SAYING,

  • THIS IS NOT WHO WE ARE AS

  • A COUNTRY AND I WAS SAYING, YOU

  • DON'T KNOW YOUR U.S HISTORY

  • THEN, BECAUSE THIS IS

  • EXACTLY WHO WE ARE, WE'VE DONE

  • THIS BEFORE, WE HAVE EXCLUDED

  • PEOPLE BEFORE,

  • BASED ON IDENTITY, AND WE WERE

  • VERY BLATANT ABOUT IT WITH 1882,

  • THE WAY THAT CHILDREN ARE BEING

  • FORCIBLY REMOVED FROM THEIR

  • PARENTS, WE DID THAT FOR 60 PLUS

  • YEARS TO NATIVE AMERICANS.

  • NOT TO MENTION THE NUMBER OF

  • CHILDREN WHO WERE TAKEN FROM

  • THEIR PARENTS WHO HAD BEEN

  • ENSLAVED.

  • THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THE

  • INSTITUTIONAL RACISM.

  • AND THAT IS SOMETHING THAT WE

  • REALLY HAVE TO OPEN PEOPLE'S

  • EYES ABOUT.

  • BECAUSE I THINK ONCE PEOPLE

  • UNDERSTAND IT, THEN THAT BIAS IS

  • REDUCED.

  • >> WHICH IS WHY KREIBICH

  • SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT THAT

  • AMERICANS SEE MORE PEOPLE LIKE

  • HER, A MINORITY, A WOMAN,

  • AN IMMIGRANT,

  • TAKING A STAND POLITICALLY.

  • >> IF I'M NOT GETTING DEATH

  • THREATS, I NEED TO MAKE SURE

  • I'M SUPPORTING THE ONES WHO ARE,

  • MAKE SURE I SAY THAT I AM JUST

  • LIKE THAT PERSON.

  • IF YOU'RE COMING AFTER THEM, YOU

  • ARE ALSO COMING AFTER ME.

  • AND THAT'S IMPORTANT.

  • >> IN THE PROCESS, SHE

  • FOUND THAT MORE OFTEN THAN NOT,

  • HER COMMUNITY HAD HER BACK.

  • SOMETHING THAT MAKES HER

  • GRATEFUL AND EMOTIONAL.

  • >> AT THE END OF THE DAY,

  • IT TAKES COURAGE.

  • IT TAKES COURAGE TO BE OUT THERE

  • AND ALSO TO UNDERSTAND THAT

  • THERE IS SO MUCH SUPPORT,

  • ESPECIALLY NOW.

  • AND IF WE ARE NOT THE ONES WHO

  • ARE GOING TO BE UP THERE

  • SPEAKING OUR TRUTHS, WHO ARE

  • TAKING THAT EMOTIONAL LEAD TO

  • SPEAK FOR ALL THE PEOPLE, WHO

  • ELSE?

  • WHO ELSE IS GOING TO DO IT?

  • >> I'M MINNIE ROH FOR

  • "ASIAN AMERICAN LIFE."

  • >> NEW YORK CITY'S PUBLIC

  • SCHOOL SYSTEM IS ONE OF THE

  • BIGGEST IN THE WORLD 1.1 MILLION

  • STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 1700

  • SCHOOLS.

  • OF THE 1.1. MILLION STUDENTS,

  • ABOUT 5% OR 58,000 ARE

  • UNDOCUMENTED.

  • THE SCHOOL BEHIND ME IS UNIQUE.

  • 30% OF THEIR STUDENTS ARE

  • ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS AND

  • THEY ARE DEFYING ODDS.

  • NOT FAR FROM THE SHORES OF THE

  • ROCKAWAYS IS THE QUEENS HIGH

  • SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION,

  • RESEARCH, AND TECHNOLOGY, OR

  • QIRT.

  • QIRT PROVIDES CLOSE TO 500

  • STUDENTS PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR

  • JOBS AND TECHNOLOGY.

  • IT'S ALSO A SAFE HAVEN FOR

  • UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS UNDER THE

  • GUIDANCE OF PRINCIPAL CARL

  • MANALO.

  • HE TOOK THE HELM OF QIRT WHEN

  • THE SCHOOL WAS ADRIFT.

  • >> I CAME IN AS THE

  • FOURTH PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL.

  • MY FIRST GRADUATING CLASS THERE

  • WAS A 55% GRADUATION RATE AND

  • THAT WAS REALLY TOUGH.

  • >> AT THE TIME, QIRT'S

  • GRADUATION RATE WAS 55%,

  • WELL BELOW THAN NYC AVERAGE,

  • OF 74.3%.

  • THE SCHOOL HAD A LONG WAY TO GO.

  • >> MY JOB WAS TO

  • STABILIZE THE SCHOOL, MAKE SURE

  • THAT STAFF ARE RETAINED.

  • >> THERE WERE OTHER

  • CHALLENGES TO.

  • THE STUDENT POPULATION OF

  • ENGLISH LEARNERS WAS

  • GROWING FAST.

  • >> [SPEAKING IN SPANISH]

  • >> SHE FLED GUATEMALA WHEN

  • HER MOTHER PASSED AWAY IN 2016.

  • SHE CAME WITH THE HELP OF THE

  • HUMAN SMUGGLER.

  • >> [SPEAKING IN SPANISH]

  • >> AFTER TWO MONTHS IN A

  • DETENTION CENTER IN TEXAS,

  • AUTHORITIES RELEASED HER TO

  • REUNITE WITH HER COUSIN LIVING

  • IN THE ROCKAWAYS.

  • TODAY, QIRT HAS ABOUT 100

  • STUDENTS WHO CAME AS

  • UNACCOMPANIED MINORS TO THE U.S.

  • >> SOME OF THEM HAVE ENDURED

  • VIOLENCE OR THREATS OF VIOLENCE.

  • >> -- THEY'RE SENT TO RELATIVES

  • AND A LOT OF THEM

  • HAPPEN TO LIVE HERE IN ROCKAWAY.

  • >> FOR THE FIRST TIME, SOMEBODY

  • WHO HAS NEVER HELD A JOB IN

  • GOVERNMENT --

  • >> ONE OF THE ROUGHER THINGS

  • THAT I HAD TO DEAL WITH AS AN

  • EDUCATOR IN 16 YEARS,

  • IS SPEAKING TO STUDENTS THE

  • DAY AFTER THE ELECTION AND

  • STUDENTS ASKING IF THEY'RE GOING

  • TO BE DEPORTED.

  • >> HE EDUCATED HIS STUDENTS

  • ABOUT THEIR RIGHTS.

  • >> WHAT DOES AN ICE WARRANT

  • LOOK LIKE?

  • WHAT DO YOU DO IF THEY KNOCK

  • ON YOUR DOOR?

  • WHAT DO YOU SAY?

  • WHAT DO YOU SAY IF YOU

  • SEE THEM ON THE STREET AND

  • THEY ASK FOR YOUR PAPERS?

  • WE HAD TO EDUCATE OUR STUDENTS.

  • >> AFTER IMMIGRATIONS AND

  • CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT CONDUCTED

  • RAIDS IN NEW YORK CITY THIS YEAR

  • THE THREAT OF DEPORTATION

  • WAS PALPABLE.

  • >> OUR KIDS WOULD BE

  • LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW AND EVERY

  • TIME THEY SEE A VAN, THEY HIDE.

  • >> TO FEEL LIKE YOU COULD

  • BE TAKEN AWAY WHEN YOU'RE TRYING

  • TO BUILD A LIFE -- I DON'T KNOW

  • HOW A 15-YEAR-OLD OR 17-YEAR-OLD

  • WOULD HANDLE IT.

  • >> AS AN IMMIGRANT FROM THE

  • PHILIPPINES, HE SEES HIMSELF IN

  • THESE STUDENTS, WITH SOME

  • EXCEPTIONS.

  • >> I CAME HERE FOR

  • OPPORTUNITY WITH MY PARENTS,

  • THEY CAME HERE TO ESCAPE

  • VIOLENCE.

  • AND POSSIBLE DEATH.

  • >> A LOT OF THE STUDENTS THAT

  • ARE UNDOCUMENTED LIVE IN FEAR

  • AND THEY FEEL THAT ONE MOMENT

  • THEY CAN BE HERE AT THE NEXT

  • MOMENT THEY CAN'T.

  • HOWEVER, WHEN THEY ARE HERE AT

  • QIRT, THEY DON'T FEEL THAT FEAR.

  • THEY FEEL A SENSE OF BELONGING.

  • >> GUIDANCE COUNSELOR JOHN

  • RESTREPO SAYS MANALO IMPROVED

  • ACADEMICS BY BUILDING A

  • COMMUNITY.

  • >> I FEEL LIKE HE REMOVED

  • ALL BOUNDARIES LIKE ABOUT

  • ETHNICITY, RACE, GAY, STRAIGHT,

  • BI, IT DOESN'T MATTER.

  • YOU ARE HUMAN AND YOU BELONG

  • HERE NO MATTER WHAT.

  • >> OUR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS

  • ARE PART OF US.

  • THEY ARE WOVEN INTO THE FABRIC

  • OF OUR COMMUNITY.

  • THEY ARE THERE JUST AS MUCH AS

  • EVERYBODY ELSE AND THEY ARE A

  • HUGE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY.

  • THEY ARE NOT SEPARATE, THEY ARE

  • NOT DIFFERENT, THEY ARE PART OF

  • OUR IDENTITY AS A SCHOOL.

  • >> THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES

  • THAT IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES

  • WON'T REMOVE STUDENTS FROM

  • THE SCHOOL, BUT THIS PRINCIPAL

  • IS OPTIMISTIC.

  • AFTER ALL, HIS LAST NAME MEANS

  • TO WIN IN FILIPINO.

  • QIRT'S GRADUATION RATE HAS

  • INCREASED EVERY YEAR SINCE HIS

  • TENURE.

  • LAST JUNE, 82% OF QIRT SENIORS

  • GRADUATED.

  • THAT'S EIGHT PERCENTAGE POINTS

  • ABOVE NEW YORK CITY'S GRADUATION

  • RATE.

  • >> I REALLY WANT MY

  • KIDS TO SUCCEED.

  • I WANT MY SCHOOL TO BE THE HUB

  • OF A LOT OF THINGS ARE HAPPENING

  • IN THE COMMUNITY.

  • I WANT THE COMMUNITY TO BE PROUD

  • OF MY SCHOOL, I THINK THEY ARE.

  • AND THEY WANT US TO BE THE

  • SHINING STAR OF THE ROCKAWAYS.

  • >> FOR "ASIAN AMERICAN

  • LIFE," I'M RAYNER RAMIREZ.

  • >> THAT'S OUR SHOW FOR

  • NOW.

  • WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU.

  • LEAVE US A COMMENT ON OUR

  • FACEBOOK PAGE AT ASIAN-AMERICAN

  • LIFE.

  • I'M ERNABEL DEMILLO.

  • WE WILL SEE YOU NEXT TIME.

  • ♪ [THEME MUSIC] ♪

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