From the ACLU, this is at Liberty.

I'm Kendall Seasmeyer, your host.

May is Asian-American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Month,

and we're celebrating with a guest that is sure to make you laugh.

Hard. You might even recognize her

infectious laugh from her viral videos on tic-tok y'all hold on wait wait wait wait

this is not a joke. It's just hilarious.

I have come to the official consensus that every man who openly and unabashedly hates women, they are officially gone.

Drew Afoalo is one of today's most popular feminist content creators.

Her no-b-S approach to roasting misogynistic men on the internet

has been met with folks flocking to her social pages,

to feel seen, heard, and to rally around squelching hate, bigotry, and misogyny.

Her mission, to stand up for the most marginalized among us, is why she's one of Time

magazine's next generation leaders.

But that's not all.

This March, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics and Entertainment, honored Drew with the

Taste Maker Award.

She's a content creator, women's rights activist, podcaster, and soon to be author of the book

Loud, except nothing less than the life you deserve.

Drew joins us today to share her journey to TikTok, her Samoan identity, and the way her

comedy and culture have built a meaningful community online, primed not just

for likes, but for action. Simply put, Drew is using her voice and in the process helping all of us

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