Podcasts that mention 📚 The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

I mean, at the policy level, at the identity level, like here's an example of somebody who overcame their low SAT score, but it just kind of underscores the inanity of all this. Like, The Joy Luck Club?

In discussing the implications of standardized testing, a reference is made to Amy Tan's novel, The Joy Luck Club, illustrating that success can exist beyond conventional metrics of achievement.

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for women there are us you know every season there's a new joy Luck Club a new how to make an American quilt a new traveling Sisterhood of the Yamaha hands or whatever just all these different model in which women can come together and talk about their lives

The guest mentions 'Joy Luck Club' as an example of a novel providing social models for women.

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I remember I watched this movie called The Joy Luck Club and it was like all Asian women and dude that maybe that movie made me cry like nine times man I was well I just watch it and I would relate to these Asian women but I'm like that's weird I'm not an Asian woman but that's like the movie that I watched that I'll think about all the time

Robin Tran mentions watching the movie 'The Joy Luck Club' and relating strongly to the experiences of the Asian women depicted, noting it made her cry and she relates to them despite not being an Asian woman herself at the time she first saw it.

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