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Nos siga no Instagram: @papopoc.podcast Rafa, Luiz e Biel, Três pocs, três personalidades, três surtos diferentes comentam sobre assuntos diversos sobre surtos da vida e das trends
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POC Podcast - Progressive Opinions of Color

Nancy Wu (Asian American, Economist, Progressive, Woman, Storyteller)

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Welcome to Progressive Opinions of Color (POC), a podcast that creates space for people of color in conversations about economics, politics, and culture. Your host is Nancy Wu. Nancy is an Asian American woman, an economist, and a huge politics and policy nerd. Nancy triple majored in Economics, Government (Political Science) and Gender Studies at Dartmouth and has a Master’s in Development Economics from Oxford. She works as an Economist full time and has previously worked in economic polic ...
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Endlich ein Podcast von PoC für PoC und für alle, die Lust haben, ihre Perspektive zu erweitern! In einem Land zu leben, in dem man Rassismus immer wieder von vorne erklären muss, das ist oft einfach nur ermüdend. Um uns über die Dinge unterhalten zu können, die uns interessieren, die uns Tag für Tag beschäftigen, haben wir, eine Gruppe von People of Color aus der taz, uns zusammengetan. Unsere Treffen und Gespräche sind für uns eine große Bereicherung. Denn auch wenn wir alle ähnliche Erfah ...
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With midterm elections around the corner, Brad Jenkins discusses how Asian Americans are the margin of victory for Democrats and how to support AAPI candidates for office. Brad and Nancy also discuss Brad's unique career path from working in a hedge fund to serving in the Obama administration to becoming a producer. About Brad: AAPI Victory Fund Pr…
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Todo mundo ja teve um momento de estar inflamada não é mesmo? De surtar por não conseguir segurar. Ou ate por segurar demais. No episodio de hoje contamos um pouco sobre o que temos passado nesses últimos tempos e como isso vem afetando nossa vida tanto psicologicamente como amizades. Refletimos um pouco sobre como perdoar as pessoas e como não seg…
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We're kicking off AAPI Heritage Month with Linh Nguyen, Senior Advisor for RUN AAPI. We talk about being the only Asian women at the table in politics, how to get more AAPI Gen Z to get excited about and involved in politics, the importance of AAPI representation in politics, and how to better serve the Asian American community in politics. We even…
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Today’s guest is Shan Wu. As a former federal prosecutor, nationally known criminal and student defense lawyer, and frequent guest on CNN and other news outlets, Shan is regularly called on to explore political and legal topics, ranging from election and impeachment questions to high-profile Title IX cases. We discuss: -The spike in hate crimes aga…
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Europa zeigt sich in den vergangenen Wochen engagiert und warmherzig bei der Aufnahme von geflüchteten Menschen aus der Ukraine. Europa zeigt sich in den vergangenen Wochen engagiert und warmherzig bei der Aufnahme von geflüchteten Menschen aus der Ukraine. Doch immer wieder wird klar: Auf der Flucht sind nicht alle gleich. Medien und Hilfsorganisa…
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Quem nunca teve aquela novela preferida que você via à vilã ou a mocinha e se apaixonava? Ou aquele desenho que você acordava cedo pra assistir? Nesse episódio falamos um pouco sobre novelas que pra nossa opinião se tornaram iconicas pelo vilão ou pela mocinha ou pelas cenas toscas que nós amamos. Disponivel nas principais plataformas de audio E no…
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Quem nunca teve dificuldade em falar NAO? Essa palavra tão pequena mais com um impacto gigantesco!! Nesse episódio falamos um pouco sobre como nós começamos a lidar com isso e aprendemos a falar nao em algumas situações necessáriasDisponivel nos principais streamings de audio E Nos sigam no Instagram @papopoc.podcast…
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Nesse episodio nos falamos um pouco sobre o dia internacional das mulheres esse dia tão importante, citamos algumas das mulheres importantes pra nos e para sociedade. Falamos sobre mulheres que nos inspiram e a principal nossa mãe que é o primeiro contato que nós temos e quais mulheres nos queriamos ser se caso nascêssemos mulheres. Disponível nos …
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The Alliance for Youth Organizing, released the full results of their first National Youth Survey of 2022 (that was just covered in TIME). This survey takes a look at how young voters from across the political spectrum feel about the future of the country, what policies the Biden Administration should prioritize, how they plan to be civically engag…
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O episódio de hoje nos três vamos falar sobre signos. Que é o que gostamos, dando cada um seu ponto de vista. Lembrando que não somos especialistas rs… e pela vivência ouve aí e pode fica a vontade pra comentar o que achou. Obrigado a cada um que participou na caixa de perguntas no Instagram @papopoc.podcast…
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Nancy speaks with Mila Atmos about being a citizen change maker and making your voice heard, voting close to home, engaging in civic action on your terms, forming an ideal democracy, and more. About Mila Mila Atmos fiercely believes in the power of individuals to shape our society, and to cultivate and protect American Democracy. On her podcast, Fu…
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Nancy is joined with Yiqing Zhao to discuss her career as an actress, filmmaker, and life coach. Yiqing Zhao is an award-winning actor, filmmaker, and a certified life coach. Besides her artistic pursuits, she help creatives belong, become, and create the life they want. Before becoming an artist, Yiqing was a medical student in China. Yiqing's lin…
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Here's a solo episode where Nancy talks about the recent murder of Christina Yuna Lee and Michelle Go in NYC. How do we move forward and prevent this from happening again outside of the prison industrial complex? Is that even the way to go in the short term? Join us in this rant about being an Asian woman in the United States, the sense of safety g…
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Warum eine Jugendliche, die Opfer eines rassistischen Übergriffs wird, am Ende mit einem Video selbst über ihren Fall aufklären muss Eine 17-Jährige wird an einer Berliner Tram-Haltestelle von sechs Erwachsenen angegriffen. Sie verprügeln sie so stark, dass sie mehrere Tage im Krankenhaus bleiben muss. Die Polizei vermeldet, es habe einen „Streit ü…
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Wie gleich oder ungleich sind wir vor dem Virus? Mit Beginn der Pandemie stiegen die Angriffe auf asiatisch gelesene Menschen. Und in Großbritannien und in den USA zeigt sich: Schwarze Menschen und people of color erkranken und sterben häufiger am Corona-Virus. Das hat viele Gründe: Wer wohnt wo und arbeitet in welchen Berufen? Aber auch: Wer hat w…
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Jarvis Houston, the Organizing and Political Director of Sister District. Jarvis Houston has ten years of advocacy and campaign experience at the local, state, and national levels. He is a lifelong organizer and a proud graduate of Howard University. With armchair analysts portending a dark upcoming decade for Democrats, Jarvis speaks to a positive…
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Wir schauen zurück auf das Jahr, seine Ereignisse und unseren Podcast. Und wir fragen: Optimismus oder Pessimismus? Spazieren gehen oder nicht? Cem oder Annalena? In unserer letzten Folge für dieses Jahr lassen wir die letzten Monate ein wenig Revue passieren. Mit welchen Gefühlen gehen wir aus diesem Jahr? Welche Themen bleiben uns Erinnerung, was…
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Nancy chats with Sean about his own podcasts, how he transitioned from tech to the creative industry, how tech skills can be transferrable for creative career changes, and more. Sean is a Sloan MIT MBA, and former PM at Amazon. He currently is trying to write screenplays, actively participates in furthering the mission of the 1990 Institute as a bo…
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Wir werden unser Leben lang nach unserer Herkunft gefragt. Wir können es nicht mehr hören – zu sagen gibt es dazu trotzdem noch viel Seit unserer Kindheit werden wir ständig nach unserer Herkunft gefragt. Ob an der Supermarktkasse, auf einer Party, bei der Arbeit – oft nervt es, macht wütend und grenzt aus. "Darf man nicht mal mehr fragen, woher je…
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Nancy chats with Ashish Prashar about his time in prison for a non-violent crime, how the prison industrial complex discriminates against BIPOC, and how to move toward prison reform and abolition. When you hear Ashish Prashar’s lovely soft spoken British accent, coupled with his intellectual stance on the flawed U.S. prison system, it's really hard…
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Nancy chats with Kat Calvin about voter suppression and the complexities of obtaining IDs for everyday use. Kat also talks about the California recall election and tips to starting a non-profit. Kat Calvin is the Founder and Executive Director of Spread The Vote and the Co-Founder and CEO of the Project ID Action Fund. A lawyer, activist, and socia…
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Today's guest is Greisa Martinez Rosas. She is the executive director of United We Dream (UWD), the largest immigrant youth-led community in the country. Greisa and Nancy talk about immigration reform and Democratic bid to legalize undocumented immigrants and give them a path to citizenship. Greisa also talks about the day to day of UWD and how you…
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Wie repräsentativ ist deutsche Politik? Wenig Frauen, wenig Menschen mit Migrationsgeschichte und viel zu viele Akademiker:innen: Der deutsche Bundestag ist wenig divers. Dabei sollen Politiker:innen die Bevölkerung vertreten. Warum Vielfalt und Repräsentanz wichtig sind In dieser Folge zu hören: Lin Hierse, Jasmin Kalarickal und Malaika Rivuzumwam…
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Nancy is joined with Sarah Audelo to discuss her work as executive director of the Alliance for Youth Action, the importance of Gen Z in voting and politics, how to enter a career of political organizing, and more. Sarah Audelo is a woman of color who has been at the forefront of youth political organizing for much of the last decade — from serving…
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Nancy is joined with Yanzi Ding to discuss her career as an actress and her short film, Sans Everything. * About the bilingual writer/actor Yanzi Ding New York Taiwanese bilingual actress Yanzi Ding is also a writer, translator, and dubbing artist. As an actor, she leads two Off-Broadway Play and two feature films. However, her mission in the Unite…
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Was in Afghanistan passiert, ist eine humanistische Katastrophe, die auch Deutschland und die Bundesregierung zu verantworten haben. Die Ereignisse in Afghanistan überschlagen sich. Menschen versuchen immer noch verzweifelt vor den Taliban zu fliehen. Wie lange die Evakuierungsflüge noch fortgesetzt werden, ist fraglich. Keine 24 Stunden nachdem un…
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A solo episode today with Nancy Wu, who chats about women’s and gender studies theory versus facing everyday misogyny and catcalls. She also talks about the U.S. pulling troops out of Afghanistan and the Taiban’s entry, and the consequences of the U.S.’s actions abroad, and the narratives of the Delta variant in the U.S. and abroad, and the dangers…
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Nancy is joined by Tatenda Musapatike. Tatenda Musapatike is the founder and CEO of the Voter Formation Project. She’s spent over a decade working on digital programs and in tech to support progressive causes. She most recently was a senior advisor at ACRONYM where she built their $12.5M Expand the Electorate program from the ground up. This progra…
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Nancy is joined by Varun Nikore, the President of the AAPI Victory Fund and Executive Director of the AAPI Victory Alliance. Varun discusses the importance of AAPI voter turnout in the 2020 election, why the AAPI vote matters, the importance of funding to turn out the AAPI vote, Andrew Yang's run for NYC Mayor, media perceptions of AAPI candidates,…
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Was Essen mit Migration zu tun hat Ob in Filmen, in Fernsehbeiträgen oder in der Literatur: Wenn Geschichten von Migration erzählt werden, geht es sehr oft auch ums Essen. Welche Erinnerungen an bestimmte Gerichte und Gerüche sind uns wichtig, und warum? Wie prägen die Erfahrungen unserer Eltern und Großeltern unsere Beziehung zu Lebensmitteln? Was…
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Nancy is joined with Thomas Andrews today. Thomas is the owner of T3 PowerReady, a group fitness program based right on the beach in Marina Del Rey, California. From overcoming addiction and homelessness to living in Singapore and Bali, Thomas’s story is one that I have the pleasure of sharing. He shares what it’s like to be black in Atlanta and ab…
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Sich für Wellness und Selbstliebe zu entscheiden, ist ein Akt des politischen Widerstands Wellness wird in unserer immer schneller werdenden Leistungsgesellschaft als Luxusgut betrachtet, anstatt als essenzieller Baustein im Alltag. Momentan wird viel über "Selfcare" in den Sozialen Netzwerken gesprochen, doch dabei kratzt die Diskussionen oft nur …
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Was passiert, wenn Geschichten in keine Erzählung passen und Schweigen keine Option mehr ist Wenn sich die Situation in Nahost verschärft, wird Antisemitismus auch auf Demonstrationen in Deutschland sichtbar. Israelflaggen werden verbrannt oder Jüd:innen offen angefeindet. Rechte sprechen von einem "importierten Problem". Während sich manche ganz k…
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Nancy is joined with Lillian So to talk overcoming obstacles of growing up in the inner city of Chicago, acknowledging and working through our cultural and ancestral baggage as Asian Americans and how to move forward and manifest our dream lives, and helping ambitious people rewrite self-sabotaging narratives that are holding them back from what th…
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Nancy is joined with Ashley and Leanna of Cove Collective to discuss AAPI Heritage Month. We discuss: joy in being Asian American, reactions toward recent hate crimes, and more! Be sure the check out the live video recording on Cove Collective's Instagram (linked below). Contact Progressive Opinions of Color at: Instagram Twitter Email: opinionspoc…
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Ohne Solidarität wächst die Wut. Aber wie ist man eigentlich solidarisch und kann man Zivilcourage lernen? Rassistische Übergriffe passieren jeden Tag. Verbal oder körperlich werden Menschen Aufgrund ihrer Herkunft oder ihrem Erscheinungsbild beleidigt. In den vergangen Wochen gab es wieder Vorfälle, dieses Mal öffentlich. In den Sozialen Netzwerke…
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In our first episode during AAPI Heritage Month, Nancy and Sonya are joined with Maggie Su. Maggie is a physical therapist and Asian American woman living in Birmingham, Alabama. They talk about life in the south, the recent acts of hatred toward the AAPI community, and perceptions of Asians since COVID-19. They also talk about fake news and their …
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Nancy and Sonya are joined with Nicole Zhao to talk about the recent acts of hatred toward the AAPI community. They also talk about alternatives for community care outside of policing, whether the cycle of carceration helps anyone, imagining a future without police, how Asian American experiences and oppressions are different from what the black co…
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Eine Welcome-Back-Looking-Back-Folge Uff! Wir waren ganz schön lange weg und seitdem ist ganz schön viel passiert. So viel, dass wir uns erst mal sortieren müssen und uns gefühlt an einem riesigen Stapel Bücher abarbeiten: Hanau. Black Lives Matter. Atlanta. Und über, zwischen, neben allem ständig auch Corona. Wie geht es uns damit? Wie (be)trifft …
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Sonya and Nancy are joined with Ashley and Leanna of Cove Collective to discuss Womxn of Color Storytellers for Black History Month. We discuss: Why is the literary and publishing world so white? What's the importance of representation in books? What are our book recs? Why is it so important to read from BIPOC authors and perspectives? What are oth…
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Sonya and Nancy are joined by Sonya's sister, Aneesha Natarajan, to discuss the GameStop uprising, why Millennials use and Robinhood and why they should stop, Dry January and why America has an alcohol problem, critiques of "Boss Girl feminism," and whether our hobbies should be productive. We also explore cultural appropriation and all its nuances…
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Nancy is joined by her new co-host, Sonya, to discuss some hot takes on the inauguration (from “unity” to J Lo), executive actions under the Biden administration, and the debate around raising the minimum wage (spoiler alert: we don’t think it will destroy the economy). We also explore student debt, classist forces keeping education inaccessible, a…
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