Erika MoritsuGu, the new appointed AAPI senior liaison tells the President of Biden, telling that she is using her "life experience" in close proximity. White House Samsha Lee / Insider  Erika Moritsugu, the new appointed Joe Biden and Asian American and Pacific Island (AAPI) Senior Liaison Amaters are using her background as an advocate and government, To help the Asian Americans of the White House to the community for one year.
 A self-description "Fifth-generation China" and "The Fourth Generation of Japan", MORITSUGU past experience included the rights of women and AAPI communities, as well as in the White House in Obama.
"Commonly collectively, the AA and NHPI communities constitute the fastest growing ethnic groups in the United States, which is both a valuable contribution to everything to commemorate their society, economic and cultures. It is also recognized that she said, need to advance. Challenges and efforts.
In addition to the initiative, Moritsugu said that she also focused on solving the difference between the various races and ethnic groups of Asian Amali, although they can doFine information, but there is no more specific internal plan.  Advocates the long-term experience of more affluent East Asia and Indian Americans, such as Southeast Asia, Cambodia, and Miao.
"Health Differences, Healthy Negative Social Decision Factors, when you set up everything, you will be overall to look at Asia Hawaii and Pacific Island Community, not to realize the whole," she says.  This is a recognition that Morris also recognizes that her own experience is "not as the first generation of people in East Asia".
and Morris, as an Asian American, the impact has always been personal tax.  "This is a bit of heavy and exhaustion, because we are in a threat," she said. "I won't walk with the child in the street. They are double-tier, they look very Asia, when they are with me. I don't want them to face my risk."