Tag: Hong Kong

• 39/ Basebuilding, Sex Workers’ Rights and Mutual Aid (with Kate Zen)

  

  Conversation with Kate Zen, an organiser with Red Canary Song.

  Joey Ayoub

  July 22, 2020

  Basebuilding, Canada, Hong Kong, Labor Rights, Mutual Aid, New York, Podcast, Red Canary Song, Sex Work, USA, Yang Song

• 21. Taiwan Since the 2014 Sunflower Movement

  

  This is a conversation with Brian Hioe, one of the founding editors of New Bloom Magazine which came out of Taiwan’s 2014 Sunflower Movement, in which Brian also participated. The topics covered in this episode are numerous which is why I really wanted to have Brian on and use his encyclopedic knowledge of Taiwan and…

  Joey Ayoub

  May 17, 2020

  Brian Hioe, China, Chinese Civil WAr, covid19, day break, Democratic Progressive Party, Hong Kong, KMT, Kuomintang, Lebanon, occupy wall street, One country two systems, Podcast, Sunflower Movement, Taiwan, Taiwanese indigenous peoples, United Nations, World Health Organisation

• 09. ‘Whiteness’, Migration and Identity

  

  Matt Dagher-Margosian speaks about the limitations of the ‘whiteness’ category in the US as well as Taiwan’s struggle for recognition.

  Joey Ayoub

  April 15, 2020

  Armenia, Autonomy, Freedom, Hong Kong, Identity, Immigrants, Independence, Lebanon, Migration, Podcast, Taiwan, Whiteness

• 01/Hong Kong’s Existential Crisis (with JP)

  

  This is a conversation with JP, a Hong Kong activist with Lausan, a left-wing and decolonial group based out of Hong Kong and its diaspora.

  Joey Ayoub

  March 9, 2020

  Anarchism, Authoritarianism, British imperialism, China, Chinese imperialism, Colonialism, Coronavirus, Decolonialism, Gender politics, Hong Kong, Hong Kong minorities, Lausan, Marxism, Nativism, Podcast, Xenophobia