Enlarge this image toggle caption Courtesy of the Kochiyama family/UCLA Asian American Studies Center Courtesy of the Kochiyama family/UCLA Asian American Studies Center As hate crimes against Asian American Pacific Islanders surge, Throughline reflects on Yuri Kochiyama's ideas around the Asian American struggle, and what solidarity and intersectionality can mean for all struggles. RAMTIN ARABLOUEI: In a moment like we're living through right now where it feels like every few months it feels like a new group of people, whether Black Americans or Asian Americans, or for a time it was Muslim or Middle Eastern Americans, or of course Native Americans are targeted, what does her example tell us about the need to see that connectivity between the groups that are being targeted?