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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

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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:

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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Email us, DM, or Record a 60-second voice message. Send us an audio message by clicking here!
Instagram @shitwedonttellmom
Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.com

Support the show

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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Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.com

www.shitwedonttellmom.com

Send us an audio message by clicking here!

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