Laboni Hoq is litigation director for Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Laboni Hoq on KCRW
More from KCRW
For those with chronic pain - does surgery lead to improvement?
Health & WellnessWhile it depends on the pain and the cause, on average surgery for chronic musculoskeletal pain does not result in less pain compared to those who received no surgery.
Bryan Fogel and Tom Ortenberg on ‘The Dissident’
HollywoodBryan Fogel won Netflix its first feature documentary Oscar with his Russian doping exposé “Icarus.”
David Lynch Theater Presents: Weather Report for January 18, 2021
Los AngelesDavid Lynch Theater Presents: Weather Report for January 18, 2021.
Finding meaning in an impermanent world
Health & WellnessThe novel coronavirus pandemic is a daily reminder of how quickly life can change.
There’s a place where life slows down in California, and it’s in the middle of everywhere.
CaliforniaIt’s been a rough year, let’s face it. Cut off by a deadly virus from those we love and the things we love to do, many of us have felt trapped at home.
Jimmy Carter's Lifelong Efforts to Atone for White America's Sins
BooksRaised in privilege amidst the barbarism of segregation, the oft-maligned president eventually embraced the New South liberalism that just swept his native Georgia’s election.
Garth Greenwell: Cleanness
BooksGarth Greenwell discusses seeking human truths by writing into an abyss, and his new novel Cleanness .
Susan Taubes, introduction by David Rieff: “Divorcing”
BooksDavid Rieff discusses “Divorcing” by Susan Taubes: the reimagined end of an autobiographical marriage.
Eugene Ashe: ‘Sylvie’s Love’
ArtsWriter-director Eugene Ashe’s new take on an old-fashioned love story.