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(Through interpreter) We also firmly opposes the U.S. irresponsible remarks and evaluation of other country's fight against human trafficking.	(through, interpreter) we also firmly opposes the u.s. irresponsible remarks and evaluation of other country's. fight against human,	(Through interpreter) We also firmly opposes the U.S irresponsible remarks and evaluation of other country's fight against human	(through interpreter) we also firmly opposes the u.s. irresponsible remarks and evaluation of other country's fight against human trafficking.
OK, so suggesting there that this is irresponsible on the part of the U.S. Anthony, I mean, there were so many questions about whether President Trump would be tough on countries like China when it comes to human rights. Is this a sign that he might be getting tougher?	ok so suggesting there that this is, irresponsible on the part of; the. u.s anthony i mean there, were so many questions. about whether president trump would be, tough, on countries, like china when it comes to human rights is this a sign that he might be getting	OK so suggesting. there that this is irresponsible on the part of the U.S Anthony I mean there were so many questions about whether President Trump would be tough; on countries like China when it comes to, human rights Is this a sign that he might be getting	ok, so suggesting there that this is irresponsible on the part of the u.s. anthony, i mean, there were so many questions about whether president trump would be tough on countries like china when it comes to human rights. is this a sign that he might be getting tougher?
That's certainly one possibility. There's certainly lots of targets for criticism. Under the administration of President Xi Jinping in China, there's been a very tough crackdown on rights lawyers, on activists in civil society. And while rights groups are not saying that this trafficking thing is unimportant, they are ...	that's certainly one possibility there's certainly lots of targets for criticism under the administration of president xi jinping in china there's been a very tough crackdown on, rights lawyers on activists in civil society and while rights groups are not saying that this trafficking thing is unimportant they are sayin...	That's certainly. one, possibility There's certainly lots of targets for criticism Under, the administration of President Xi Jinping in China there's. been a very tough crackdown on rights lawyers on activists in, civil society And while rights groups are not saying that this trafficking thing is unimportant they are s...	that's certainly one possibility. there's certainly lots of targets for criticism. under the administration of president xi jinping in china, there's been a very tough crackdown on rights lawyers, on activists in civil society. and while rights groups are not saying that this trafficking thing is unimportant, they are ...
So we'll have to see what the Trump administration does on other things, such as, for example, the Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, who's been paroled with late-stage cancer. And we'll have to see if the U.S. pushes for him to be treated in the U.S.	so we'll have, to see; what the trump administration; does on other; things, such as for example the nobel laureate liu xiaobo who's been paroled with late-stage cancer. and we'll have to see if the u.s pushes for him. to be. treated in the	So we'll have to see what the Trump administration does on other things such as for example the Nobel laureate, Liu Xiaobo who's been paroled with, late-stage cancer And we'll have to see if the U.S pushes for him to be treated in the	so we'll have to see what the trump administration does on other things, such as, for example, the nobel laureate liu xiaobo, who's been paroled with late-stage cancer. and we'll have to see if the u.s. pushes for him to be treated in the u.s.
NPR's Anthony Beijing reporting from - Anthony Kuhn reporting from Beijing. Anthony, thanks a lot.	npr's anthony, beijing reporting from - anthony kuhn reporting from beijing anthony thanks a	NPR's Anthony Beijing reporting from - Anthony, Kuhn reporting from. Beijing Anthony thanks a	npr's anthony beijing reporting from - anthony kuhn reporting from beijing. anthony, thanks a lot.
It's essentially a place where people tell their stories about race and cultural identity, in only six words.	it's essentially a place where. people. tell their stories about race and cultural identity in, only six	It's essentially a, place where people tell their stories about, race and cultural identity in only six,	it's essentially a place where people tell their stories about race and cultural identity, in only six words.
Six words.	six	Six	six words.
Six words. And it's amazing how much people pack into just six words.	six words and it's amazing how much people pack into just six	Six. words And it's amazing; how. much people pack into just six	six words. and it's amazing how much people pack into just six words.
Why not five? Why not seven?	why not. five? why not	Why not five? Why not	why not five? why not seven?
Well, because, you know, it was a popular - this idea of telling a story in six words is a popular idea; there's six-word memoirs, there's six-words sports, six-word cities. And there is this urban legend that Ernest Hemingway threw down the gauntlet and challenged other writers to tell an interesting story; and said i...	well because you know it; was a popular - this idea of telling a story in six words is a popular idea there's six-word memoirs there's six-words, sports six-word cities and there is this urban legend that ernest hemingway threw down the gauntlet and challenged other writers to, tell, an interesting. story and said, if ...	Well because you know it was a popular - this idea of telling a story in six words is a popular idea there's six-word memoirs, there's six-words sports six-word cities And there is this urban legend that Ernest Hemingway threw down the gauntlet and challenged, other writers to tell an interesting story and. said if you...	well, because, you know, it was a popular - this idea of telling a story in six words is a popular idea; there's six-word memoirs, there's six-words sports, six-word cities. and there is this urban legend that ernest hemingway threw down the gauntlet and challenged other writers to tell an interesting story; and said i...
So now, you're encouraging people - the Race Card, in effect, is writing this down on a card, I suppose; encouraging people to write in six words about an incredibly complicated topic that's really scary for a lot of people to address.	so now you're encouraging, people, - the race card in effect is writing this down on a card i suppose encouraging people to write in six words about an; incredibly complicated topic that's really scary for a lot of people to	So, now you're encouraging people - the Race Card in effect. is. writing this down on a card I. suppose, encouraging people to write in six words about an incredibly complicated topic that's really scary for a lot of people to	so now, you're encouraging people - the race card, in effect, is writing this down on a card, i suppose; encouraging people to write in six words about an incredibly complicated topic that's really scary for a lot of people to address.
And people do it sometimes on the actual race cards, on the post cards; they submit them via Twitter; they do it through the website. And what you see is a broad range of emotions. You see guilt, you see anger, you see people using humor to deal with a difficult subject. You see people going down memory lane, and talki...	and people do it sometimes on the actual race cards on the post cards they submit them via twitter they do it through the website and what you, see is a broad range of emotions you. see guilt you see anger you see people using humor to deal with a difficult. subject you see people going down memory lane and talking abo...	And people do it sometimes on the actual race cards on the post cards they submit them via Twitter they do, it through the website And what you see is a, broad range of emotions You see guilt you see, anger you see people using humor to deal with a difficult subject You see people going down. memory lane and talking ab...	and people do it sometimes on the actual race cards, on the post cards; they submit them via twitter; they do it through the website. and what you see is a broad range of emotions. you see guilt, you see anger, you see people using humor to deal with a difficult subject. you see people going down memory lane, and talki...
And I'll give you a few examples, and these are all examples that are taken right from the project: Reason I ended a sweet relationship. She's nothing but poor white trash. Grandma sent $100 when we broke up - interesting because you wonder, was it a reward or was it consolation? Angry black men are so scary. Not all M...	and i'll give you a few examples and these are all examples that are taken right from the; project: reason i. ended a sweet relationship. she's nothing but poor white trash grandma sent $100 when we broke up - interesting because you wonder was it a reward or. was it consolation? angry black, men are so scary not all m...	And I'll give you a few examples and these are all. examples that are taken right from the project: Reason I ended a, sweet relationship She's nothing but poor white trash Grandma sent $100 when we; broke up - interesting because you wonder was it a reward or was it consolation? Angry black men are so. scary Not. all. ...	and i'll give you a few examples, and these are all examples that are taken right from the project: reason i ended a sweet relationship. she's nothing but poor white trash. grandma sent $100 when we broke up - interesting because you wonder, was it a reward or was it consolation? angry black men are so scary. not all m...
And these, for the most part, are not sent in anonymously. People sign their names knowing that their - that other people will see their expressions, but also knowing that they're contributing to an open and honest conversation about a difficult subject.	and these for the most part are not sent in anonymously people sign their names knowing that their, - that other people will see. their, expressions but also knowing that they're contributing to an open and honest conversation about a difficult	And these for the most part are not sent, in anonymously People sign their names knowing. that their - that other people will see their expressions but also knowing, that they're contributing to an open and honest conversation about a difficult	and these, for the most part, are not sent in anonymously. people sign their names knowing that their - that other people will see their expressions, but also knowing that they're contributing to an open and honest conversation about a difficult subject.
Some of these things are excruciating just to hear. Not all Mexicans can do landscaping - you can hear the wounded person behind those words. And what we're going to do here, occasionally, is dig behind six specific words. So which six are you going to start us with?	some of these things. are excruciating just to hear not all mexicans can do landscaping - you can hear. the wounded person behind those words. and, what we're going. to do here; occasionally is dig behind six specific words so which. six. are you going to start us	Some of these things are excruciating just to hear Not all Mexicans can do landscaping - you can hear the wounded person behind those words And what we're going to do; here occasionally is dig behind. six, specific words So which six are you going to start us	some of these things are excruciating just to hear. not all mexicans can do landscaping - you can hear the wounded person behind those words. and what we're going to do here, occasionally, is dig behind six specific words. so which six are you going to start us with?
Well, I'm going to start with six words that were sent in by a woman named Jessica Hong. She's 29. She now lives in New Orleans. She's originally from Seattle. She is a Korean-American, and she talks about something that we hear a lot about on the Race Card Project - an offhand comment, a simple question that is not so...	well i'm going to start with six words that were sent in by, a woman named jessica hong she's, 29. she now, lives in new orleans she's, originally from seattle she is a korean-american and she talks about something that we hear a; lot about on the race. card; project - an. offhand comment a, simple, question that is no...	Well I'm going to start with six words, that were sent in by a woman named Jessica Hong She's 29. She now lives in New Orleans She's originally from Seattle She is a Korean-American and she talks about something, that we hear a lot. about on the Race Card, Project - an offhand comment a simple question that is not so s...	well, i'm going to start with six words that were sent in by a woman named jessica hong. she's 29. she now lives in new orleans. she's originally from seattle. she is a korean-american, and she talks about something that we hear a lot about on the race card project - an offhand comment, a simple question that is not so...
My name is Jessica Hong, and these are my six words. Ask who I am, not what.	my, name is jessica hong and these are my six words ask, who i am not	My name. is Jessica Hong and; these are my six words Ask who I am not.	my name is jessica hong, and these are my six words. ask who i am, not what.
Ask who I am, not what.	ask who i am not	Ask who I. am not	ask who i am, not what.
And when Jessica is asked this question, she often will say, well, I'm from Seattle; or, I now live in New Orleans. But that doesn't get to the question. And then people often follow that up: No, where are you really from? And when she explains that her family is from Korea - well, I could explain but maybe she should.	and when jessica is asked this question she often will say well i'm from seattle or i now live in new orleans but that doesn't get to the question, and then people often follow that up: no where are you really from? and when she explains that her family is from korea - well i, could explain but, maybe she	And when Jessica is asked this question she often will say well I'm from Seattle or I now live in New Orleans But that. doesn't get to the, question And then people often follow, that up: No where are you really from? And when she explains that her family is from Korea - well I could explain but maybe she	and when jessica is asked this question, she often will say, well, i'm from seattle; or, i now live in new orleans. but that doesn't get to the question. and then people often follow that up: no, where are you really from? and when she explains that her family is from korea - well, i could explain but maybe she should.
It's like people need to figure out that I was Korean so that they could put me in their Korean box. And I knew that there was a box because anytime that I told them that I was Korean, everything else that was in that box came spilling out.	it's like people need to, figure out that i. was korean so that they could put me in their korean box and i knew that there was a box because anytime that i, told them that. i was; korean everything. else that was in that box came spilling	It's like people need to figure out that I was Korean so that they could put me in their Korean box And I. knew that there was a box because anytime that I told them that I was Korean everything else that was in that box came spilling	it's like people need to figure out that i was korean so that they could put me in their korean box. and i knew that there was a box because anytime that i told them that i was korean, everything else that was in that box came spilling out.
What comes spilling out? What do they say to you?	what comes spilling, out? what do. they. say to	What comes spilling out? What do they say to,	what comes spilling out? what do they say to you?
Oh, you know - when I was in elementary school, my favorite friend, my best friend, was Sara Kim. We hang out every day. I hear about everybody's Korean best friend from childhood. Oh, you know, I tried kimchee once, and I don't know if I liked it. Or I think really, the most jarring, the most stirring one was, I would...	oh, you know - when i was in, elementary school my favorite friend. my best friend was sara kim we hang out every day i, hear about everybody's korean best friend from, childhood oh you know i tried kimchee once and i, don't know if i liked it or i think really the most jarring the most stirring one was i would have ol...	Oh you know - when I was in elementary school my favorite, friend. my best friend was Sara Kim We hang out every day I hear about everybody's Korean best friend from childhood Oh you know I tried kimchee once and I don't know if I liked it. Or I think really the most jarring the most stirring one was I would have older...	oh, you know - when i was in elementary school, my favorite friend, my best friend, was sara kim. we hang out every day. i hear about everybody's korean best friend from childhood. oh, you know, i tried kimchee once, and i don't know if i liked it. or i think really, the most jarring, the most stirring one was, i would...
They were talking about the Korean War.	they were. talking about the korean	They were talking about the Korean	they were talking about the korean war.
Yeah. I couldn't quite say thank you. I mean, it was - it put me in this really horribly awkward position.	yeah i couldn't quite say thank, you i mean it was - it put me in this really horribly awkward	Yeah I couldn't quite say thank you I mean it was - it put me in this, really horribly, awkward	yeah. i couldn't quite say thank you. i mean, it was - it put me in this really horribly awkward position.
For Jessica, when you talk to her, she makes an interesting observation about this question, and generally about race. You know, she's not saying that someone is trying to take away her rights. This is not, you know, a stand in the schoolhouse door or something like that, or telling her she can't live in a certain plac...	for jessica when you talk to her she makes an. interesting observation about this question and generally about race you know she's not saying that someone is trying to take away her rights this is not you know a stand in the schoolhouse door or; something like that or telling her. she can't live in a certain place it's...	For Jessica when you talk to her she makes an interesting observation about; this question and. generally, about race You know she's not saying that someone is trying to take away her rights This is not you know a stand in the schoolhouse door or something like that or telling her she can't live in a certain place It's...	for jessica, when you talk to her, she makes an interesting observation about this question, and generally about race. you know, she's not saying that someone is trying to take away her rights. this is not, you know, a stand in the schoolhouse door or something like that, or telling her she can't live in a certain plac...
It's not like, the mean kind of racism that we think of when we think of racism. Yes, it's not, you know, blatantly mean or rude or hateful. But it's still - it adds up. It's like adding pebbles into a backpack. Eventually, your backpack is 20 pounds, you know?	it's not like the mean kind of racism that we think of when we think of racism yes it's not you know blatantly. mean or rude or hateful but it's still - it adds up it's like adding pebbles into a backpack eventually your backpack is 20 pounds you	It's not like the mean kind of racism that we think of when we, think of racism Yes it's not you know blatantly mean or rude or hateful But it's still - it adds up. It's like. adding pebbles into a backpack. Eventually your backpack is 20 pounds you	it's not like, the mean kind of racism that we think of when we think of racism. yes, it's not, you know, blatantly mean or rude or hateful. but it's still - it adds up. it's like adding pebbles into a backpack. eventually, your backpack is 20 pounds, you know?
That's Jessica Hong, who spoke with our colleague Michele Norris, after sending a submission to the Race Card Project. And of course, the way you ask a question can make such a difference. I'm thinking about the old saying that if you're talking to someone who's grieving, don't ask how you're feeling because that's kin...	that's jessica hong who spoke, with our, colleague michele norris after sending. a submission to the race card project and of course the way you ask a question can make, such a difference i'm thinking about the old saying that if you're talking to someone who's grieving don't ask how you're feeling, because that's kind...	That's Jessica Hong who spoke with our colleague Michele. Norris after sending a submission to the Race Card Project And of, course the way you; ask, a question can. make such a difference I'm thinking about the old saying that if you're talking to someone. who's grieving don't ask how you're feeling because that's, ki...	that's jessica hong, who spoke with our colleague michele norris, after sending a submission to the race card project. and of course, the way you ask a question can make such a difference. i'm thinking about the old saying that if you're talking to someone who's grieving, don't ask how you're feeling because that's kin...
Well, since we're telling Jessica's story, perhaps we should hear from her. She suggests that maybe it's not just the first thing you ask.	well since we're telling jessica's story perhaps we should hear from her. she suggests that maybe it's not just the first, thing, you	Well since we're telling Jessica's story perhaps we should hear from her. She suggests that maybe it's not just the first thing you	well, since we're telling jessica's story, perhaps we should hear from her. she suggests that maybe it's not just the first thing you ask.
I think so long as your intention is to really know a person and the whole of who they are, you will learn that. I think maybe just ease up on knowing it right away; maybe check your anxiety a little bit. You know, why is it that you feel like you need to know right away?	i, think so. long as your intention is to really know a person and the whole of who they are you will learn that i think maybe just ease up, on knowing it right away, maybe, check your anxiety a little bit you know why is it that you feel like, you. need to know, right	I think so long as your intention is to really, know a person and the whole of who they are you will learn that I think maybe just ease up on knowing it right away maybe check your anxiety a little bit You know why is it that you feel like you. need to. know right	i think so long as your intention is to really know a person and the whole of who they are, you will learn that. i think maybe just ease up on knowing it right away; maybe check your anxiety a little bit. you know, why is it that you feel like you need to know right away?
That's Jessica Hong, who spoke with our colleague Michele Norris, who is the curator, among other things, of the Race Card Project, which we will be hearing from occasionally, here on MORNING EDITION. There is more of Michele's conversation with Jessica at NPR.org, where you can also find someone who's on the other sid...	that's jessica hong who spoke with our colleague michele norris who is the curator among other, things of the race, card, project which we will be hearing from occasionally here on, morning. edition there is more of michele's conversation with jessica at npr.org where you can also find someone who's on. the. other side...	That's; Jessica Hong who, spoke with, our colleague Michele Norris who is the curator among, other things of the, Race Card Project which we will be hearing from occasionally here on MORNING EDITION There is more of Michele's, conversation with Jessica at NPR.org where you can also find someone who's on, the other side...	that's jessica hong, who spoke with our colleague michele norris, who is the curator, among other things, of the race card project, which we will be hearing from occasionally, here on morning edition. there is more of michele's conversation with jessica at npr.org, where you can also find someone who's on the other sid...
You're sure welcome, David.	you're sure welcome	You're sure welcome	you're sure welcome, david.
SCIENCE FRIDAY. I'm Ira Flatow.	science friday i'm ira	SCIENCE FRIDAY I'm Ira	science friday. i'm ira flatow.
Yes. We hear from Charley Sullivan. He's a historian and a coach at the University of Michigan. He's white and as the son of diplomats, he spent a lot of his childhood living overseas in the Philippines and Indonesia and in Sierra Leone. And when his family returned to live not far from here, in the suburbs of Washingt...	yes we hear from charley sullivan he's a historian and a coach at the university of michigan he's white and as the son of diplomats he spent a lot of his childhood living overseas in the philippines and indonesia. and in, sierra leone and when his family returned to live, not far from here in the suburbs of washington ...	Yes We hear from Charley Sullivan He's a historian and a coach at the University of, Michigan, He's white and as. the son of diplomats he spent a lot of his, childhood living overseas in the Philippines and Indonesia and in Sierra Leone And when his family returned to live not far from here in the suburbs of Washington...	yes. we hear from charley sullivan. he's a historian and a coach at the university of michigan. he's white and as the son of diplomats, he spent a lot of his childhood living overseas in the philippines and indonesia and in sierra leone. and when his family returned to live not far from here, in the suburbs of washingt...
My name is Charley Sullivan, and there are my six words: Where are you from? No answer. I asked that question once, and the answer I did get gave me a lot to think about.	my name, is charley sullivan and there are my six words: where are you from? no; answer i asked that question once and the answer i did get gave me a lot to think	My name is Charley Sullivan and there are my, six words: Where are you from? No; answer, I asked that question once and the answer I. did get gave me a lot to think	my name is charley sullivan, and there are my six words: where are you from? no answer. i asked that question once, and the answer i did get gave me a lot to think about.
OK. And if you go to NPR.org, you find a lot to read about there. Michele Norris, thanks very much.	ok and if you go to npr.org you. find. a, lot to read about there, michele norris thanks very	OK And if you go to. NPR.org you find a lot to read about there Michele, Norris thanks very	ok. and if you go to npr.org, you find a lot to read about there. michele norris, thanks very much.
Always good to be with you.	always good to be with	Always good to be with	always good to be with you.
Talk to you again soon.	talk to you again	Talk to, you again	talk to you again soon.
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By the way, in about two years, the Race Card Project has accumulated about 20,000 six-word essays.	by, the way in, about two years the race card project has accumulated about 20,000 six-word	By the way in about two years the Race Card Project has accumulated about 20,000 six-word	by the way, in about two years, the race card project has accumulated about 20,000 six-word essays.