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Democracy What's Up
Host|Kacey Wong  ·  Monthly in-depth talks
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Host Kacey Wong
A monthly guest conversation on Hong Kong's democracy movement and civil society
Season 1 2 episodes
S1·E01
Lin Fang-ju Founder, Good Citizen Culture Action Association
Social Movements, Freedom of Speech, and the Evolving Meaning of Taiwanese Independence
Part 1
Social Movements, Freedom of Speech, and the Evolving Meaning of Taiwanese Independence
Starting from the Sunflower Movement, this episode explores the founding motivations behind the Good Citizen Culture Action Association, the "Art on Freedom Road" festival, and how the meaning of "Taiwanese independence" has shifted across different eras alongside a broadening international outlook.
Sunflower Movement Freedom of Speech Taiwan Sovereignty
S1·E02
Lin Fang-ju Founder, Good Citizen Culture Action Association
Historical Trauma, Universal Human Rights, and the Resilience of Local Culture
Part 1
Historical Trauma, Universal Human Rights, and the Resilience of Local Culture
From the 228 Incident and June 4th to Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Law Movement, this episode reframes historical trauma through the lens of universal human rights, discussing the importance of the Taiwanese language as a cultural line of defense and how to resist authoritarian cultural infiltration.
June 4th 228 Incident Taiwanese Language Culture
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