Good Morning Erica

Hi Erika, how are you? Long time no hear from 🙂

Sorry, I sent that to everyone...

Doing great! I sent an email to you the other day. We will chat soon, I plan to stop by to say hello lol

Sounds good...just let me know when. Thanks for joining today.

Love to background music and the vibes here.

Me too!

Hello, my name is Jenny. Thank you very much for sending this invitation.

I come from Thailand

Thank you for coming to our Enough Is Enough session!

Thank you for coming to our Enough Is Enough Session!

Glad to be here!

Wow Thanyalan! Thanks for joining us!

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snaps, Catzie !

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The 1875 Page Act prohibited the immigration of Chinese women because they were seen to be potential prostitutes. From Mary Yee

Also US military bases in Asia have been responsible for the stereotypes of Asian women as sex workers and as submissive “others.” This experience may be the first and only one with Asian women for many US military men. Mary

Related to Brother Malcolm’s insights is Steve Biko’s statement: “The greatest weapon in the hand of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed.” Cliff will recognize this. This pertains to the negative self-image that many BIPOC+ folks harbor. Mary

Good points Peter! It is very true like you said how if roles were reveresed within treatment for white women that it would be put to an immediate stop. Unfortunately, within the Asian community it is still an ongoing cycle to where innocent people are getting mistreated and that the change isn’t ending as quickly.

It's sooo good to hear this eloquent explanation. Even in our on-campus "whiteness" sessions did not understand that "whiteness" is not limited to white/black relations. I hope people will learn from this important educational presentation.

I have to go to an advising appt, but I wanted to say thanks for a great panel. Also, I’d be interested to hear and talk more about this “model minority” stereotype/myth, as I think we really face it in education, the idea that Asian and Asian-American students have a “special/unfair advantage.”

Thank you for a great moving session. I am learning a lot and plan to seek out other cultures and how they live.

Thank you Cliff. CCP supports the Black and Gold Series. Very strong programming

yes, there is hope!

Yes! Learning should be more processed! I am very captivated through this panel!

Thank you for sharing about the Black + Gold Series. Here is more info: https://www.phila.gov/2022-02-15-citys-office-of-public-engagement-launches-black-gold-series/

Truth! Would love to see a session that talks about the challenges between communities of color.YES, let's keep the conversations, education, and action going!

Thank you for this Enough Is Enough session...I learned a lot!

Thank you all for this session!!

Please feel free to reach out to me at romana.lee-akiyama@phila.gov to connect about the Black + Gold Series.

Yes, most certainly

The recording will also be available at www.ccp.edu/enough

Thank you, panelists, for a great session!

Thank you so much! As an Asian American I related to much to this topic.

Folks at UPenn have started a Solidarity Series to deal with racism, history, and healing in the context of Black-Asian community relations. We welcome folks from other communities and neighborhoods. Peter is one of the Solidarity Team; I am also. From Mary Yee

Great discussion. Thank you to our panelists and a special thanks to our moderator, Dr. Myers

Thank you to our panelists and watching audience - our next session is April 12, Topic- Voting Rights featuring Laura Coates, CNN. Thanks again for joining

Great panel and session! Love you all! Mary

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Thank you!

Thank you. Very informative!

thank you everyone so much!!

Thank you everyone. Stay safe and well. Thank you Dr. Generals, Michelle Myers and Erica Harrison.

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

This was great

thank you all! this was so informational & moving, I’m glad I got the chance to join this session!