Asians, Latinos in Shock Over Presidential Election Results
Latino and Asian-Americans in the U.S. are in a state of disbelief over the stunning outcome of the presidential election. Donald Trump's win has left some of them in fear of the future; others, however, are feeling optimistic. VOA's Elizabeth Lee reports from Los Angeles. VOA Khmer's Choeung Pochin narrates.
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September 23, 2020Moderators Hold the Center of Presidential Debate Stage
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September 22, 2020Democrats, Republicans Clash Over Naming Supreme Court Pick Before Election
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September 12, 2020Biden Slams Trump for Appearing to Urge Voters to Vote Twice
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August 25, 2020Republicans Begin Convention With Live and Virtual Events
