AAPI Heritage Month: “Food Roots,” Asian American Identity, Japanese Incarceration| Full Episode @OneDetroit
AAPI Heritage Month: “Food Roots,” Asian American Identity, Japanese Incarceration| Full Episode  @OneDetroit
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We’re celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We’ll preview the PBS documentary, “Food Roots,” which focuses on the culinary heritage of the Philippines and sit down with the restaurateur featured in the film, Billy Dec. Also, we’ll feature a couple’s story about navigating life in Michigan after immigrating from South Korea and Taiwan. Plus, a local Japanese American man shares how he learned about the Japanese incarceration.

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