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22. Social Justice with Your Asian Parents ft. Irving Chong (Asians in Space)
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Irving Chong from Asians in Space joins us to share his experience growing up in Alberta, Canada as one of the few Asian kids in the neighbourhood. We discuss what a “rotten banana” is, growing up inside a bubble, shaming people in “doing the right thing”, and how we can talk about social justice with our Chinese parents.
Highlights:
- What does it mean to be an Asian Canadian Millennial?
- Growing up as a Chinese Kid who loved Black culture in a White conservative city
- What is the role of social media activism?
- Angie feeling ashamed of liking hip hop music
- How the Chinese cultural revolution affects the way we communicate with our parents about social justice
Takeaways:
- Culture and identity is less about where you are from and more about where you belong
- Be curious about why someone else might think differently from you
- It takes multiple conversations to get through the cultural, generational, (and maybe language) barriers
- Bring kindness, compassion, and patience into any conversation
- The point isn’t for your parents to agree, it’s for your parents to understand your perspectives and for you to see theirs too
Resources:
- Asians in Space (Podcast)
- The Asn Canadian (Instagram)
- Fresh Off The Boat by Eddie Huang (Book)
- For the Culture by Irving Chong (Paper on What it means to be an Asian Canadian Millennial)
- Unlocking Us: Shame & Accountability by Brene Brown (Podcast)
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Manage episode 303175803 series 2986968
Irving Chong from Asians in Space joins us to share his experience growing up in Alberta, Canada as one of the few Asian kids in the neighbourhood. We discuss what a “rotten banana” is, growing up inside a bubble, shaming people in “doing the right thing”, and how we can talk about social justice with our Chinese parents.
Highlights:
- What does it mean to be an Asian Canadian Millennial?
- Growing up as a Chinese Kid who loved Black culture in a White conservative city
- What is the role of social media activism?
- Angie feeling ashamed of liking hip hop music
- How the Chinese cultural revolution affects the way we communicate with our parents about social justice
Takeaways:
- Culture and identity is less about where you are from and more about where you belong
- Be curious about why someone else might think differently from you
- It takes multiple conversations to get through the cultural, generational, (and maybe language) barriers
- Bring kindness, compassion, and patience into any conversation
- The point isn’t for your parents to agree, it’s for your parents to understand your perspectives and for you to see theirs too
Resources:
- Asians in Space (Podcast)
- The Asn Canadian (Instagram)
- Fresh Off The Boat by Eddie Huang (Book)
- For the Culture by Irving Chong (Paper on What it means to be an Asian Canadian Millennial)
- Unlocking Us: Shame & Accountability by Brene Brown (Podcast)
Enjoyed this episode? Share with a friend! Hit subscribe to get the latest episodes. Leave us a comment and let us know your favourite episode!
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Tell Kristy & Angie what cringy and uncomfortable conversation topics you want to listen to!
Email us, DM, or Record a 60-second voice message. Send us an audio message by clicking here!
Instagram @shitwedonttellmom
Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.com
The best way to support this show is by listening and sharing with a friend. If you would like to buy a coffee or bubble tea, we would love that too.
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Instagram @shitwedonttellmom
Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.com
Send us an audio message by clicking here!
----
We use Buzzsprout as our host because they seamlessly link to major podcast platforms and make it really easy to read analytics. They also have an awesome support team. Sign up today and get a $20 Amazon gift card!
We also use Descript as our editing software because editing with text is much easier than with soundwaves. We are not audio geniuses and want to focus our energy on creating content rather than editing. Sign up today and get your first 3 months free!
Yes these are affiliate links because we like them and we use them too.
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