On this edition of Protected Speech, Ravi Kapur reports on how San Francisco is under scrutiny regarding cleaning up the streets after the death of tech leader Bob Lee. Special guest veteran San Francisco journalist Stanley Roberts discusses how the city has changed over the years. Kapur shares that the two Indian American founders of Outcome Health have been found guilty of a billion dollar fraud. In the AAPI hate segment presented by the California State Library, the panel discusses the arrests of suspects who had been attacking Asian Americans.

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"Protected Speech" features decorated veteran journalists Ravi Kapur and Jonathan Choe, who spotlight stories of local, national, and global significance each week. Part of the conversation centers around original reporting highlighting Asian hate incidents that continue to be underreported in mainstream media.

Join us as we engage thought leaders and influencers from various industries, while illustrating raw realities through exclusive video. Watch "Protected Speech" with Ravi Kapur and Jonathan Choe online, on Diya TV over-the-air Sunday nights at 8pm and wherever you get your podcasts.

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