This edition: May 2016
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Original tape date: April 15, 2016. First aired: May 6, 2016.Race Relations: Asian American and African American leaders speak out in the aftermath of NYPD Rookie Officer Peter Liang Trial. Minnie Roh reports on how this case has rekindled a national debate on race and justice.
Rice is the #1 staple around the world where nearly 4 billion people consume it daily.
Reporter Paul Lin visits one sustainable rice farm right here in Manhattan.
Dr. Katherine Anne Paul, Curator of the Newark Museum’s “Wondrous Worlds” walks us through the Islamic art exhibition from around the world.
Stella is gracing the stage as the first Filipino American principal dancer for the American Ballet Theater. Reporter and Host Ernabel Demillo profiles this ballerina’s life and career.
Guest List
Stella Abrera Principal Dancer, American Ballet Theatre
William Colton New York State Assemblymember
Rev. Jacques DeGraff Associate Pastor, Canaan Baptist Church
Carol Gray Mother of Victim Kimani Gray
Ron Kim New York State Assemblymember
Walter T. Mosley New York State Assemblymember
Dr. Katherine Anne Paul Curator Arts of Asia, Newark Museum
EunYoung Sebazco Horticulture Manager, Randall’s Island Urban Farm
Nick Storrs Urban Farm Manager, Randall’s Island Urban Farm
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