How we got, here and how were heading. It was manufactured t divide our communities how many of you i want to make everybody proud but we dont take a lot of tim to make ourselves proud. And to see you, how are you are you comfortable carryin the burden absolutely i am quintessential places in the american experiments as the saying goes, everything is better in texas, includin the Aapi Community one of the biggest in th country, and its diversity i something to behold. I grew up in another gulf state, florida my korean American Family throughout my journey, iv been a lawyer, illegal analyst and now an anchor on msnbc this is the katie phang show. For my dinner with Seve Incredible Aapi women, i wante to honor those cultures. I went in search of two chef to collaborate on on spectacular meal im a chef here in houston. Born and raised in burma als known as myanmar im a trained home cook. I grew up in my grandmother kitchen. My mom, it was a vietnames refugee, cooked a lot of great home co
the best part of it wa politics, because it was all people there were earl supporters, who were ver active in local san francisc politics where your parents active i those kinds of politics? my parents have never voted to date, they haven t to date, they have not. they still don t believe tha this is their country. do you think your parents have a fear that they re going to lose the connection to kore if they were to become mor integrated into politics her in the united states yes, but i also just thin it s generalized anxiety aroun what happens when we wer involved in politics it s a very chaotic politica landscape in korea the korea that they left behind tragically, and sadly, ther has been so muchanti aapi hate you ve really picked up th