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Bills in various states which some have deemed “Don’t Say Gay” bills limit when and how children learn about sex. The bills also raise questions on diversity, tolerance and inclusion. Ohio House Bill 616 is one of those bills. Curtis Jackson talks to Eva Goldfarb and Lisa Lieberman, professors of public health at Montclair State University, to discuss how and why a firm foundation in sex education for younger students matters in the long run.

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HB 616 - Proper sex education or prejudice of others? 20:56

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The concept of the birds and the bees was a simplified symbolic way to explain sex to youth, but sexuality of today is a more diverse and complicated topic. With more knowledge of the diversity of sexuality comes more questions, like when is the proper age to discuss what topics, and how involved should educators be in the discussions. Bills in various states which some have deemed “Don’t Say Gay” bills limit when and how children learn about sex. The bills also raise questions on diversity, tolerance and inclusion. Ohio House Bill 616 is one of those bills. Curtis Jackson talks to Eva Goldfarb and Lisa Lieberman, professors of public health at Montclair State University, to discuss how and why a firm foundation in sex education for younger students matters in the long run.…

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The Russia and Ukraine crisis 29:26

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Banning books and the effects on education 25:18

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To many, book banning and burnings probably seem like an issue found in small towns in movies like Footloose, but since the publishing of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in the 1880s, the banning of books has been a part of our society. Challenged classics, like To Kill a Mockingbird and Of Mice and Men, to modern stories continue to face backlash from parents and organizations who want to implement their beliefs in schools. Curtis Jackson speaks with Ashley Perez, literature professor at Ohio State University and author of the banned book, "Out Of Darkness," to talk about book banning and the effect that it's having on children in education.…

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Pet adoption and overpopulation 29:32

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State legislation requires all 88 counties to maintain a dog shelter, but in some instances, that is where the mandatory care for animals stops. Some people are hopeful, however, as individual municipalities are creating more animal care requirements and humane societies work for pet population control and humane treatment. Guest host Mindy Drayer talks with Kellie Difrischia, Director of the Columbus Dog Connection; and Julie Mercer, of Pike Pet Pals, how the people of Ohio can help to care for pets across the state, how the cat overpopulation problem is "10 times worse" than dogs and how humane societies do not receive government funding.…

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Redrawing legislative maps, again 18:43

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Ohio voters continue to receive partisan and gerrymandered maps as a result of the process currently in place that puts state politicians in charge of the redistricting process. The first group of maps already were struck down by the Ohio Supreme Court and the second set are receiving objections. Curtis Jackson speaks with multiple law and politics experts to discuss if a citizen panel, like the nationally-acclaimed one used in Michigan where panel members are vetted for no obvious political bias, is the way to go.…

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The evolution of 'Late Night' from Johnny Carson 32:09

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Johnny Carson is considered by many as the golden standard for what late night talk shows should be. Carson’s balance of comedy and politics and his style of hosting a top-rated late night comedy show is seen as very different from today's late-night stars, including Fallon, Kimmel and Colbert. Curtis Jackson speaks with Brian Calfano, Spectrum News 1 contributor and journalism professor at the University of Cincinnati, to discuss Calfano’s latest research effort, an in-depth look at Carson’s work, giving a picture of how the nature of late night’s interface with political topics has changed in 50 years.…

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Ohio is being considered for the site of a large new semiconductor factory outside Columbus and is already home to Amazon fulfillment centers and dozens of tech-based startups and organizations. Guest host Mike Kallmeyer speaks with Rep. Mark Fraizer (R-Newark), and other guests, to discuss technical talent attraction in Ohio and the climate that's been established to make Ohio friendly to workers in the ‘smart economy.’…

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COVID-19, politics, employment and more have caused one of the most stressful times many people have experienced during the past two years. On this episode, guest host Mindy Drayer speaks with Ann Hurst, a licensed counselor in Columbus, to discuss stress and how to manage it amid an uninterrupted flow of COVID-19 variants, a new year and the winter season. They discuss keeping track of obligations while remaining aware of Seasonal Affective Disorder and how it impacts people during this time of year.…

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First anniversary of Jan. 6 insurrection 28:16

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“Remember, remember the 5th of November — the gunpowder, treason and plot.” The British nursery rhyme recalls the foiled plot to destroy the House of Lords and assassinate King James I. Nov. 5 is celebrated by the British as the day the plot against the government and king failed. On the first anniversary of the U.S. Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6, the question is posed — how is the current health of the U.S. democracy? Curtis Jackson goes in-depth with several guests, including a state representative, former Ohio Democratic Party Chair and two professors of political science to see where our country has gone since.…

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Gov. Mike DeWine reviews 2021 and looks ahead 17:50

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Ohioans have seen a turbulent year in politics in 2021, involving the COVID-19 pandemic, gerrymandered redistricting and more. Curtis Jackson visits with Gov. Mike DeWine to discuss a multitude of items that were in the news in 2021, and a look ahead to 2022. Jackson and DeWine discuss COVID-19, redistricting, the state of modern era politics DeWine's plans for running for a second term among other things.…

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Adverse childhood experiences and trauma 25:07

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Adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs, are traumatic experiences that can be divided into categories of abuse, neglect and household challenges. A study found a connection between exposure to ACEs and multiple risk factors in the leading causes of death in adults. Curtis Jackson sits down with Spectrum News 1 political analyst and University of Cincinnati journalism professor Brian Calfano to discuss building resilient communities and how issues like violence affects families.…

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Ohio Supreme Court — Redistricting Challenges 17:36

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The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments on three challenges to the redistricting and gerrymandering of Ohio's legislative districts that would ensure the GOP keeps a veto-proof supermajority at the Statehouse. Curtis Jackson speaks in-depth with Steven Steinglass, professor emeritus from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University, to analyze the comments from the Ohio Supreme Court pertaining to drawing legislative districts and whether the plans were drawn within the confines of the Ohio Constitution.…

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U.S. Supreme Court — Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization 24:01

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Legislation has been making waves as multiple states look to make localized decisions on items already decided federally, like abortion. Curtis Jackson visits with Spectrum News Ohio political analyst Rory Riley-Topping to discuss the U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. They discuss the ramifications of the case and what impacts it may have on other issues facing the court, as well as what types of precedents it could set.…

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Is inflation as concerning as we think? 21:49

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Concerns about inflation, and the power of the mighty dollar, have been concerns for citizens and politicians alike. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns about inflation continue to grow. Curtis Jackson goes in-depth about inflation with Michael Goldberg, Association Professor of Design and Innovation at Case Western Reserve University. They explore the challenges with the supply chain, a partial history of inflation as it relates to today and pandemic-era concerns about unemployment. Goldberg said the biggest surprise for some analysts is the speed at which labor has disappeared, and the bleak number of workers available in the market.…

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Senate candidate Jane Timken 23:05

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Since Sen. Rob Portman’s announcement that he will not seek reelection for his seat in the U.S. Senate, a crowded race in the Republican primary to replace him has formed, with all but one candidate publicly desiring the endorsement of former President Donald Trump. Curtis Jackson sits down for an in-depth interview with U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken, a Republican from the Canton area, to ask about her views on critical issues facing Ohio voters, including her stances on Critical Race Theory, former President Donald Trump's endorsements and COVID-19, among other items.…

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Jim Jordan's new book gives insight into political rising 29:19

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Is a 'Red Wave' rising in Ohio politics? 25:47

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Red wave rising? Ohio’s election on Nov. 4 turned out mostly as expected, with Mike Carey (R) winning a Congressional seat in OH-15 and Shontel Brown (D) winning in OH-11. However, across the country Republicans made a push that makes it appear likely the GOP could take back Congressional majority in 2022. In this episode, Curtis Jackson speaks with Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, to discuss the current state of politics in America, Congressional races in Ohio, gerrymandering and its impact on politics across the Buckeye State and how the Ohio Supreme Court will have a major influence on it moving forward.…

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The Ohio Constitution and its role in our lives 25:10

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From the lake to the river — Climate change in Ohio 19:36

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Criminal justice reform — Closure for victims and rehabilitation 25:04

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Mike Kallmeyer guest hosts this episode of Dear Ohio, introducing Dear Ohio listeners to Spectrum News 1's flagship public affairs program, In Focus. He delves deep into criminal justice reform. Gov. Mike DeWine signed several bills last year, which took effect this year and serve as a patchwork for reforming Ohio's criminal justice system. Kallmeyer discusses with his guests the virtues and pitfalls of reforming the way Ohio provides justice for victims and incarcerates or rehabilitates offenders.…

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Dear Ohio: Ohio sports betting concerns — Schlichter and Rose and gambling woes 17:26

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Sports betting legislation is being considered at the Ohio Statehouse. In this episode, Curtis Jackson discusses the matter with James Kahler, Executive Director of the Center for Sports Administration at Ohio University. They discuss the progress of sports betting legislation, how it will impact Ohio's sports venues and teams, and previous cases of sports betting scandals including Cincinnati Reds great Pete Rose and former Ohio State quarterback Art Schlichter.…

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Redistricting legislative maps — Side rooms and late decisions 18:57

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Senate candidate J.D. Vance 13:48

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Critical Race Theory — Fantasies vs. Facts 22:32

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From a founder — What Critical Race Theory means 19:09

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Local school board meetings have been besieged by parents and others who claim children are being exposed to Critical Race Theory concepts in the classroom. In this episode, Curtis Jackson takes a look at how conservative political candidates in Ohio and elsewhere are hosting town halls on the subject and lawmakers are introducing bills aimed at CRT. Curtis speaks with Gerald Torres, professor of law at Yale law School and a founder of CRT, and takes an in-depth look at Critical Race Theory from an academic view and the challenges of the issue in a polarized political environment.…

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What we owe to each other during a pandemic 21:36

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The surge in delta variant COVID-19 cases has reignited the debate over whether people should get vaccinated and wear masks to protect others against the coronavirus. For more than half of the country, and half of Ohioans, the answer is no. But are we failing to understand the morality of that choice? In this episode of Dear Ohio, Curtis Jackson looks at the concept of utilitarianism and how it could help some reconsider how they are looking at the pandemic.…

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Name, image and likeness in college sports 20:39

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The NCAA now allows student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, or NIL. It clears the way for endorsement deals and other opportunities, but the NCAA implemented the policy quickly, leaving schools and athletes little time for preparation. In this episode of Dear Ohio, Curtis talks to the head of NIL for the Ohio State University about the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead and why NIL has come to mean a different acronym for some administrators, Nightmare, Image and Likeness.…

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What made the August Congressional primaries so special? 23:12

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The special elections in the 11th and 15th Congressional districts drew national attention, a flood of campaign cash and the involvement of former President Donald Trump. Now that the primary has been decided, what do the results say about the conditions of the Democratic and Republican parties in Ohio, the fate of the upcoming Senate race and Ohio’s presence on the national stage? Find out as Curtis Jackson has an in depth conversation with one of the state’s leading political reporters, Seth Richardson of Cleveland.com .…

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The divide over investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack 15:47

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Seven months after supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol, some Ohio lawmakers are playing direct roles in investigating what happened, while others could become part of the probe. Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan (R, OH-4) was initially chosen to serve on the Jan. 6 Select Committee tasked with investigating the Capitol attack, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blocked him once he started calling it “impeachment round three.” He’s now a leading voice criticizing the panel, but there’s a chance he could be called to testify before it because he confirmed to Spectrum News that he spoke with then-President Trump on Jan. 6. Tim Ryan, a Democratic congressman who represents northeast Ohio, was one of the first members of Congress to start investigating the attack because he chairs the subcommittee that oversees funding the U.S. Capitol Police. While he’s not on the new select committee, he is tracking its work closely as he continues to figure out how to safely reopen Capitol Hill to the public. In this episode, our Washington Bureau reporter Taylor Popielarz speaks with Jordan and Ryan after the select committee’s first hearing, which featured testimony from four police officers who responded to the attack. Their divided views over it represent how fractured Congress is after Jan. 6.…

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The case for permanently expanding the child tax credit 20:51

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On July 15, families across Ohio and the rest of the country started receiving new, larger monthly payments from the federal government for their children. The child tax credit was temporarily expanded by Democrats in March when the American Rescue Plan was signed into law by President Joe Biden. For 2021, a family with a child under age 6 will receive $3,600 while those with kids ages 6-17 will receive $3,000 per child. But the expanded policy is currently in place for only one year, meaning it could return to $2,000 per child if the expansion isn’t extended. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, who chairs the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, has been pushing for the child tax credit to be expanded and made permanent since 2013. In this episode, our Washington Bureau reporter Taylor Popielarz speaks with Brown about his strategy going forward, how this would be paid for, and the obstacles he faces from Republicans and the Biden Administration.…

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Are all politics still local? 23:00

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Congressional races and an open Senate seat have once again put Ohio in the national political spotlight. What's unusual this time is the influence of a former president and other national figures who are taking an unprecedented interest in the outcome of these races. It all begs the question: is all politics still local or has the polarized political climate made district and statewide races an extension of national interests? In this episode, Curtis talks to Washington Bureau reporter Taylor Popielarz about what he's seeing in Washington and on the ground in Ohio.…

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Take this job — please! 17:33

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The government added 850,000 jobs last month in another sign that the economy is rebounding after the pandemic, but the recovery is happening amidst an unprecedented demand for workers. The good news is more people are actively looking for jobs. The bad news (for employers) is jobseekers are being more selective. As a result, employers are offering incentives, including higher wages, bonuses and more flexible schedules. All are signs of how the pandemic has changed the labor market and the economy. In this episode of Dear Ohio, Curtis looks at what this all means for the future of work.…

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Conspiracy-minded thinking rooted deep in America's history (Part 2) 30:16

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Happy Birthday, America! As we near the 245th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we’re going to take a look at what drives American exceptionalism. Our national character is defined by optimism and a belief in the impossible, but what happens when that can-do spirit devolves into magical-thinking and a refusal to accept empirical evidence that’s contrary to one’s beliefs? Ohio recently became a powerful example of this kind of conspiracist thinking. On this episode of Dear Ohio, Spectrum News 1 anchor Curtis Jackson interviews Kurt Andersen, author of Fantasyland, who explains why sometimes rejecting reality can be as American as the 4th of July.…

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Conspiracy-minded citizens and politicians impact how we vote (Part 1) 28:42

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Can anything be done to slow or stop the spread of disinformation and delegitimizing surrounding the 2020 election? In this episode of Dear Ohio, Curtis Jackson talks to Spectrum News 1 political analyst and University of Cincinnati professor Brian Calfano about a new study that reveals how disinformation spreads and the impact of conspiracy-minded thinking by voters and elected officials had on the presidential election and the threat it poses to democracy in the future.…

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The roots of racial inequality - Part 3: The push to close the racial wealth gap 29:40

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The Biden Administration recently announced an effort to close the racial wealth gap between white and Black Americans. But how big is that gap and how did it form? In the third and final part of our Roots of Racial Inequality series, Curtis Jackson explores the origins of wealth disparity along racial lines and why some believe a broken promise that dates back to the end of the Civil War could provide a solution.…

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The roots of racial inequality – Part 2: Critical Race Theory in Ohio’s public education 26:03

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There is a new battleground in the culture wars: the classroom. Republican legislatures are targeting Critical Race Theory, including lawmakers in Ohio. But what is Critical Race Theory and how much a presence does it have in the state’s public elementary, middle and high schools? In this episode of Dear Ohio, Spectrum News anchor Curtis Jackson looks at what CRT is (and isn’t), and how the debate surrounding it could threaten local control of schools and important discussions about race and inequality.…

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The roots of racial inequality — Part 1: The plan to rescue socially disadvantaged farmers 20:24

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The federal government is moving to repay the loans of socially-disadvantaged farmers, including Black, Latino and Asian producers. The initiative is meant to address financial disparities laid bare by the pandemic, but those same inequities can be traced back even further— to Reconstruction and Manifest Destiny. The discussion surrounding the repayment program for disadvantaged producers is also connected to national conversations about race and public policy, including Critical Race Theory and reparations for the descendants of African American slaves. In this series of reports, Curtis Jackson examines how the past is informing current policy in Ohio and political debate in the state and beyond.…

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Vax-a-Million, scholarship lotteries may lessen vaccine hesitancy 23:03

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The first lotteries of $1 million and college scholarships for vaccinated adults and adolescents will be held Wednesday, May 26. The Ohio Department of Health said the lotteries are driving more Ohioans to get vaccinated. In this episode of Dear Ohio, Curtis Jackson explains why it’s working.

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What's behind police-caused deaths? The reality behind police reform 20:15

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White police officers in Columbus have killed five Black people in five months. The shootings have once again amplified calls for police reform that reached a fever pitch last summer, but the components of reform, and how best to implement them, are seldom agreed upon. And even the best intentions can lead to bad outcomes. In this episode of Dear Ohio, Spectrum News 1 anchor Curtis Jackson walks listeners through some proposals for change and explains why some are misguided and others will take time.…

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Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month and highlighting the rise of violence against Asian Americans 22:09

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This year's celebration of AAPI Heritage Month comes at a time of unprecedented pain and promise for Asian Americans in Ohio and across the country. An increase in violence against Asian Americans is being driven by xenophobia and the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode of Dear Ohio, state Sen. Tina Maharath, the first Asian American woman elected to the Ohio Senate, and University of New Mexico law professor Vinay Harpalani, detail the challenges facing the AAPI community before and since the pandemic started.…

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