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Category: AAPI Story Series

Kyunghee Kim and Leo Chen share story of resilience amidst changing careers, evolving Asian American identities

For Kyunghee Kim and her husband Leo Chen, life together has included defying expectations, enduring challenges, and supporting each other when their dreams have taken unexpected turns. Kim and Chen join One Detroit’s AAPI Stories Series to talk about how their Asian American identities have shifted over the years and their versions of the Asian American dream.

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AAPI Story Series | Couple Finds Love Through Communication, Education and Cultural Differences

Within 24 hours of meeting at a conference, Lily Mendoza and Jim Perkinson knew they had found their life partner. Since getting married in 2004, they have built a rich and full life together as activists and educators who challenge their students to think more deeply about race relations and to share their personal stories while navigating the complexities of their relationship

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AAPI Story Series | 30-Year Friendship Deepens After the Death of George Floyd

For One Detroit and WDET’s AAPI Story Series, Taiwanese and Chinese American Chien-An Yuan and his friend John Eaton share their reactions to the George Floyd murder and reflect on their shared and divergent experiences growing up in their homogenous Ohio suburb. Plus, the two discuss how their friendship has grown deeper over the last three decades.

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