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We have with us today, Kenny Schu.

He is president of Color Us United, and his new book is An Inconvenient Minority,

The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the fight for meritocracy.

Our topic today. Welcome, Mr. Shoeb. Thank you so much for having me. First, tell us exactly what

color of United is and does. We advocate for race-blind America.

And of course, this is a culture that is quickly turning in the other direction.

We are careening, unfortunately, towards a racist future by way of these woke and CRT initiatives

in schools in our education system and now even in our corporations

and public life.

It used to be that we should strive to treat each other just as colorblind as possible,

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