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X-WR-CALDESC:“Daddy changed the world\,” said six-year old Gianna Floyd\, a
 s she mourns the death of her father. Her father George’s final words\, “I
  can’t breathe\,” echo through the world\, and through our hearts today.\n
 \nWhat can we do to make sure our Black communities can breathe without fe
 ar? How do we ensure other little girls don’t have to go through what Gian
 na is going through? How can minority communities band together to wipe do
 wn white supremacy and systemic racism?\n\nThe Asian American and Pacific 
 Islander community owes our freedom in this country to the Civil Rights mo
 vement\, and the sacrifices of our Black brothers and sisters. Act To Chan
 ge recognizes the deep need for our communities of color to stand together
 . Join us in SOLIDARITY CONVOS\, where we will discuss what AAPI youth\, p
 arents\, educators\, and community members can do to stand in solidarity w
 ith the Black community.\n\nSpeakers:\n- Maulik Pancholy\, actor\, author 
 & co-founder of Act To Change\n- Bo Thao-Urabe\, Co-founder and Executive 
 and Network Director of Coalition of Asian American Leaders (Minnesota)\n-
  Aerica Shimizu Banks\, inclusion innovator and advocate for women entrepr
 eneurs\n- Kwame Alexander\, poet\, educator and author
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DESCRIPTION:“Daddy changed the world\,” said six-year old Gianna Floyd\, as
  she mourns the death of her father. Her father George’s final words\, “I 
 can’t breathe\,” echo through the world\, and through our hearts today.\n
 \nWhat can we do to make sure our Black communities can breathe without fe
 ar? How do we ensure other little girls don’t have to go through what Gian
 na is going through? How can minority communities band together to wipe do
 wn white supremacy and systemic racism?\n\nThe Asian American and Pacific 
 Islander community owes our freedom in this country to the Civil Rights mo
 vement\, and the sacrifices of our Black brothers and sisters. Act To Chan
 ge recognizes the deep need for our communities of color to stand together
 . Join us in SOLIDARITY CONVOS\, where we will discuss what AAPI youth\, p
 arents\, educators\, and community members can do to stand in solidarity w
 ith the Black community.\n\nSpeakers:\n- Maulik Pancholy\, actor\, author 
 & co-founder of Act To Change\n- Bo Thao-Urabe\, Co-founder and Executive 
 and Network Director of Coalition of Asian American Leaders (Minnesota)\n-
  Aerica Shimizu Banks\, inclusion innovator and advocate for women entrepr
 eneurs\n- Kwame Alexander\, poet\, educator and author
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SUMMARY:SOLIDARITY CONVOS: Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders for Black Li
 ves
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