
"But Where Are You Really From?" will discuss the issues facing Asian Americans as individuals who experience injustice but also perpetuate it. BWAYRF is hosted by Connie Li and Janice Lee, both seniors studying at New York University.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

Welcome to episode 7 of BWAYRF! This one is a pretty relaxed Q&A with questions submitted by our friends and listeners. We'll be going on a hiatus after this episode since we're graduating, moving apartments and pursuing some summer plans, but we'll ... more
Welcome to part 2 of our miniseries on faith! This week, we had a phone conversation with Sadiyah Ahmad, one of Connie's friends and a Muslim American, to discuss what interfaith solidarity looks like. We covered a lot of ground talking about the imp... more
A food-related idiom for our food-related episode.
This episode tackles a long contested topic — cultural appropriation. And this time, it's in food. With the opening of Lucky Lee's, a healthy Chinese restaurant right next to NYU operated by a white... more
This episode of BWAYRF is about Christianity from our perspectives as Asian Americans. We discuss how the cross between Christian culture and Asian culture is pretty distinct -- there is a surprising amount of mutual experiences between us. We also g... more
In this episode of BWAYRF, we had the pleasure of interviewing Sarian Sankoh, a friend from school. Sarian is a black woman, and she'd often receive comments on the way she talked -- microaggressions like "You articulate yourself so well" and even "Y... more
In this episode, we discuss microaggressions. It's something that we both think about a lot, especially since we're often met with the passing "nihao" or "konichiwa" in public. Even our podcast is named after a common one that we encounter, and one t... more
On this episode of "But Where Are You Really From?" we introduce the premise of our show and then talk about Asian Americans in American mainstream media.
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