The LightBulb Presents the second part of the two-part feature on systemic and institutional racism in America featuring Eileen Huang, a student at Yale, discussing her take on the Asian American response to the Black Lives Matter movement and her viral essay "A Letter from a Yale student to the Chinese American Community." Eileen also talks about the generational gap within the Asian-American community especially when it comes to anti-racism and the topic of "being a model minority." Additionally, she recommends her top picks of anti-racist literature and shares some of her upcoming projects to help educate parts of her community and to diminish the gap between generations and their understanding of BLM. The Lightbulb Podcast thanks you for listening in to this insightful conversation!