Asian Pacific Americans
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Sep 21, 2026
StevenGUEST
Now, these councils help City Hall understand the needs of different racial and ethnic groups that call this place home.
StevenGUEST
Black, Asian Pacific Islander, Polish, Arab, Mexican, Native American.
StevenGUEST
I'm really hopeful.
StevenGUEST
I'm really actually hopeful for the work that we can do bringing together Jewish leaders who represent the cultural, religious, and ideological breadth of Chicago Jewry.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
And as I told you at kind of top of show behind scenes, increasingly over time, if you watch any of my segments, if you go back and watch any of them, especially on the national level, I always try to include at least one to two small businesses.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
I always love to have BIPOC, wherever possible, Latinx, Asian American business, AAPI, NH, Native Hawaiian.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
I love to incorporate more voices, give more platform.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
So if you watch any of my segments, and you'll see me here, I said, oh, this is a Black American owned business, or this is a small business.
Minju ParkCORRESPONDENT
Oak says some educators are excited to engage with the resources, but she wants even more teachers to get on board.
Minju ParkCORRESPONDENT
Oak says that'll require changes on an overarching systemic level, like including AAPI history in standardized testing, to ensure more educators prioritize the curriculum.
Minju ParkCORRESPONDENT
We reached out to Chicago Public Schools for comment about how it reviews whether schools are teaching Asian American Pacific Islander history.
Minju ParkCORRESPONDENT
In a statement, CPS says individual schools and teachers determine the specific placement, pacing, and selection of instructional materials within the standard U.S. history modules.
Katie PhangGUEST
Now I really did let all these people down in my community, in the Asian-American Pacific Islander community.
Katie PhangGUEST
I really let down people in this AAPI community.
Katie PhangGUEST
And then I also had a team and we had seen people go through, you know, job cuts at the network historically.
Katie PhangGUEST
And now I was worried about my team who are younger than me and not as financially secure as me and trying to worry about them and where are they going to get placed and are they going to get a job and what are they going to do and how does that impact their self-esteem and their morale because they were working for my show.
Margaret ChoGUEST
New visions and voices.
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Coming to you with an Asian Pacific Islander point of view.
speaker_0NARRATOR
It's time to get on board the Apex Express.
Miko LeeHOST
Tonight on Apex Express, I'm going beneath the surface with two incredible artists, Margaret Cho and Masaaki Fujihata.
SebastianHOST
And so within the Minnesota National Guard, what I was a part of, we also had that.
SebastianHOST
We had groups for everybody, for women, Black, Asian Pacific Islander, Native American, LGBT, but they're getting rid of all of these, anything that's touches DEI.
SebastianHOST
And that is really a detriment to the organization as a whole, because they were already having trouble with retention.
SebastianHOST
And so people aren't going to stay in an organization where they don't feel seen, heard, or valued at all.