Racial Injustice - Alief's Asian Community and Perseverance Through a Pandemic and Racial Tensions

Mar 24 2021 | 00:47:37

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Show Notes

In this episode of ImpactED, Superintendent HD Chambers speaks with Katherine Cheng, EVP, Houston Event Planning and Bin Yu, Chair, Asian Chamber of Commerce. They discuss the impacts of COVID-19's origin on the Asian community, race relations and how Alief's Asian community persevered through the pandemic with the help from diverse customers.

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