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SUMMARY:An Evening with Cathy Park Hong
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DESCRIPTION:Cathy Park Hong discusses  her collection of honest\, emotiona
 lly-charged\, and utterly original essays that explore Asian American cons
 ciousness featured in her New York Times best-selling book. .\nhttps://lvd
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Cathy Park Hong discusses her New York Tim
 es best-selling book "Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning\," a col
 lection of honest\, emotionally charged\, and utterly original essays that
  explore Asian American consciousness. Time Magazine featured "Minor Feeli
 ngs" as one of the best books of 2020\, calling Hong &ldquo\;an energetic 
 and necessary voice in the dialogue surrounding racism in the U.S.&rdquo\;
 </p>\n<p>Ms. Hong is the poetry editor of the New Republic and is a profes
 sor at Rutgers-Newark University.</p>\n<p>Ms. Hong will be in conversation
  with Chicago journalist Monica Eng\, currently a reporter for Axios. Ms. 
 Eng worked at Chicago's WBEZ-AM for eight years as the station's "Curious 
 City" reporter\, and spent 16 years as a reporter for the Chicago Tribune.
 </p>\nhttps://lvdl.libnet.info/event/5654380
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