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The Revolution in Hong Kong
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The Looking Glass is back with season 2! This is our first installment of our Protest & Revolution series, a complement to the current print journal, "The Revolution Will be Televised: A Decade of Global Protest."
To start us off, we began with Hong Kong . Years of protests, even during the pandemic, have highlighted the struggles Hong Kong faces in keeping its identity. With both internal clashes and external influences, it is difficult to say what Hong Kong might look like in 5 years. To add to the ongoing geopolitical narrative, we discuss the protests and its legacy with practitioners and SAIS students who either currently live or previously lived in Hong Kong or are part of the Hong Kong diaspora.
We have changed some of the guests' names in order to protect their privacy and safety.
This episode was produced by Ester Fang, Gregory Kist, Emma Riley, and Vivian Chen.
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