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THIS IS (call-letters). OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY CONTINUES NOW WITH “POSTCARDS FROM CHINA.” JAMES FALLOWS, NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT FOR THE ATLANTIC, WHO HAS LIVED IN CHINA FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS, DISCUSSES HIS NEW BOOK “POSTCARDS FROM TOMORROW SQUARE: REPORTS FROM CHINA” WITH THE FOUNDER OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY'S GLOBAL EQUITY INITIATIVE, DR. LINCOLN CHEN. WE BEGIN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KENNEDY LIBRARY DIRECTOR, TOM PUTNAM...

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THIS IS (call-letters). YOU'VE JUST HEARD THE LATEST IN OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY. TONIGHT'S FORUM WAS TITLED “POSTCARDS FROM CHINA," AND FEATURED JAMES FALLOWS, NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT FOR THE ATLANTIC. MODERATING THE DISCUSSION WAS DR. LINCOLN CHEN, FOUNDER OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY'S GLOBAL EQUITY INITIATIVE. WE BEGAN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KENNEDY LIBRARY DIRECTOR, TOM PUTNAM.
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