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auto workers and his killers didn t serve a single day in jail or prison. paid a $3,000 fine and several months of probation. but again, it s a look at that in the context of the asian hate that we ve been experiencing over the last year and a half. and in a historical sense. a bit of a departure for you. what do you hope to reveal to viewers this season? well, look, pamela. i have always believed that we cannot move forward, we can t know where we re going unless we ve we know where we ve been. and it s ironic that one of the fiercest debates going on right now in government, local legislatures, in school districts, even in homes is about what history to teach our kids. so i am hoping people will will watch the show over the next eight weeks. and and learn something because, again, these are stories that didn t make it into our hiktry books. i love your show. lisa ling, thank you so much. and be sure to tune in to an all new season of this is life with lisa ling premieri
into moments, episodes in american history that have been left out of our history books, but have informed and impacted how we are living today. many people won t have heard of this case. and they re going to hear it from you. it is a bit of a departure for you, you re always taking us very much into our present world, this is a bit of looking into the past to learn about ourselves. it is. you know, our show in the past has been very experiential, emotional. sometimes even physical. and we had to pivot this season because of covid. but it is interesting, brianna, right now some of the fiercest debates going on in government, in local legislatures, in school districts, in people s homes, are about what to teach our kids, like, what history to teach our kids. and so for us it was really important to isolate some of those stories. there are so many that didn t make it into our history books, because we realized that we can t know where we are going
the chicago race riots of 1919. we re talking about something that happened a century ago, but you can draw a line from that race riot and the segregated housing that ensued to what s happening in the streets of chicago today. what shocked you most about what you have discovered? i think the thing that has shocked me is just the parallels to what is happening today and look, ana, i mean, it s confounding to me that one of the biggest debates happening in government, in local legislatures, in school boards, in families, is around the teaching of history. and i think it s so important to teach a multifaceted or adopt a multifaceted approach to history because this is when young people learn empathy and by understanding the contributions but also things that other communities have endured, this is how we build tolerance and
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