The Importance of Preserving Culture and Heritage

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Sally Kohn: I think that you made some really interesting points about why that makes sense in India. The other thing, as I've talked to people on this show who come from really disadvantaged backgrounds, like I thought it was fascinating. You mentioned disadvantaged South Asian kids because for the most part, we grew up in fairly privileged circumstances. My dad's a college professor. We were definitely not in a situation where there's any question as to whether we'd have to go to college or any of those kinds of things.

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