Today we're talking about a more personal topic: What is it really like living in the US as the child of immigrants? In this episode I'm joined by my sister and we're discussing our experiences with conflicting cultures and heritage. From stereotypes,  to racism, to trying to fit in, we're talking about it all. Growing up can be really tough sometimes, and the extra challenges of living in a society where you feel as if you don't belong are never easy. Listen in and figure out "Where We Stand" on all of this in today's episode!

On this episode of "Where We Stand", I discuss the issue we can't see. A virus. COVID-19, the pandemic that's spread across the world, originated in Wuhan, China, before spreading across the globe. Now it's touched everyone, taking the lives of hundreds of thousands and infecting millions more. What do we know about this virus and what have we done to stop it? What's it like living as a teen in America, the country with the highest total cases so far? Find out in this episode where I discuss all that and more and interview a special guest on the topic.

The newest martyr for the Black Lives Matter movement, George Floyd has sparked a new, or rather old conversation in America. Police brutality and racism have deep roots in our country, and now more than ever, we need to fix them. This episode of "Where We Stand" explores the topic from the perspective of a teen growing up in America and my thoughts on society's reaction to another unjust killing.