Are Asian Stereotypes True? | Breaking The Tabo | Season 2 | Episode 4 | One Down

Filipino and Vietnamese Americans have a lot in common... including stereotypes. And while these stereotypes may hold some truth; they often create inaccurate exaggerations of what our communities are like. In this episode, we explore this - as well as the entrepreneurial story that Vietnamese Americans have in dominating the nail industry. We'd LOVE to know what you think about these stereotypes - are they true or not? #FilipinoCulture #Vietnamese #Stereotypes #BreakingTheTabo

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Host: Sapphire Sandalo
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