In the most recent years, our nation has become more divided than ever. It's easy to forget that the United States is a "salad bowl", represented by the multicultural and integration of diversity in which all people combine as one. In this show, explore similarities and differences of self-expression; learn how people are brought together, AND laugh at relatable topics with Host Sarah Chen.
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