An Administration That Looks Like America ft. Ambassador Katherine Tai

17/5/2023

Clyburn Chronicles

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As the first woman of color confirmed to serve as President Joe Biden's chief trade negotiator and advisor, United States Trade Representative Ambassador Katherine Tai has become a critical figure in the administration. This Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we sat down to discuss her historic role and the future of trade.

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An Administration That Looks Like America ft. Ambassador Katherine Tai

Clyburn Chronicles

Otros episodios de "Clyburn Chronicles"

Reconnecting Communities ft. Steve Benjamin

Making the Critical Connection ft. South Carolina Broadband Director Jim Stritzinger

Marking 60 Years Since the 1963 March on Washington ft. Martin Luther King III

Juneteenth and the Importance of Keeping Our Ancestors’ Stories Alive ft. Dr. Bobby Donaldson

An Administration That Looks Like America ft. Ambassador Katherine Tai

The Tech Revolution ft. Congressman Ro Khanna

Celebrating Women’s History Month ft. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal

Winning for the American People ft. Congressional Black Caucus Chair Steven Horsford

Exposing the Big Lie ft. January 6 Committee Chairman Bennie G. Thompson

Advancing Environmental Justice ft. EPA Administrator Michael Regan