Oral history interview with Asia Lee

Chio Nicholas Saeyang; Jaron Corpuz Dumag; Asia Lee

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Oral history interview with Asia Lee

Chio Nicholas Saeyang, Jaron Corpuz Dumag and Asia Lee

Sacramento Covid-19 Asian American Oral History Project, Fall 2022, Interview with community members (11/14/2022)

11/14/2022

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12741/rep:3027

Appears in Sacramento Covid-19 Asian American Oral History Archive

Abstract

COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023

Sacramento (Calif.)

Activism

Anti-racism

Black Lives Matter movement

Hmong Americans

Stop Asian Hate movement

Work life

Race relations

Solidarity

Asian Americans

Ethnic Studies

Oral History

Social Justice

Oral history interview with Asia Lee (she/they) conducted in-person on November 14, 2022. Topics covered include solidarity, anti-black sentiments in the Asian community, work as a public servant, Black Lives Matter, and Stop Asian Hate.

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Title: Oral history interview with Asia Lee
Creators: Chio Nicholas Saeyang (Student Interviewer) - 01CALS_USL___01CALS_USL
Jaron Corpuz Dumag (Student Interviewer) - 01CALS_USL___01CALS_USL
Asia Lee (Interviewee)
Contributors: William Gow (Course Instructor) - California State University, Sacramento, Ethnic Studies Department
Academic Unit: Ethnic Studies Department
Event: Sacramento Covid-19 Asian American Oral History Project; 11/14/2022
Identifiers: 99258016363601671; https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12741/rep:3027
Language: English
Course Name: Asian American Communities; ETHN 113