On today's Agender Cafe we’re talking about attitudes towards ethnic minority children in Hong Kong Schools, and hearing some personal experiences from parents and a student. Last week The Zubin Foundation held an online lunch and learning event to raise these issues, and hosts Karen Koh and Noreen Mir will be chatting with the panelists: Angela Kaur Baura, a journalist and content writer. Angela has three children who all attend private schools in Hong Kong. Their family are practicing Sikhs and Angela will talk about race and religious ignorance and intolerance; along with Syed, a HK-Indian entrepreneur who has two children in local primary schools. Syed will talk about the experiences of the local education system; and we'll also be hearing from Jessie Prudence Larbi, who's half Chinese and half Ghanaian. Jessie has been living in Hong Kong for a decade now and is currently studying journalism and political science at HKU and she'll talk about colourism, identity misconceptions, and exclusion because she is mixed- race.