ຂອບໃຈ. cảm ơn. ua tsaug. អរគុណ. thank you for listening.

View May's research doc on the politics of Cambodia's current and 30 plus year strongman administration under Hun Sen.

Mentioned: Britannica's Hun Sen overview, article on the timeline and implications of LANGO (laws), Khmer Krom (Minority Rights Group page), "A Brief History of the Kampuchea-Krom" (khmerkrom.org)

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Recorded Nov 3rd 2021. Explicit language was permitted for each Rad Café conversation.

You are listening to Tri's conversation with Rad Café participant, May Thach (she/they pronouns). May's is a 1.5 generation immigrant who grew up in St. Petersburg, Florida with a small Khmer-Krom community. Her labor has been grounded in international and domestic literacy, program management, and policy change. She's has served in Zambia through Peace Corp under various roles and as a program coordinator at UC San Diego. May works to build power among AAPI gender marginalized communities.

Episode overview to be added soon. Enjoy the conversation between May and Tri in the meantime :)

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