Federal legislation promotes teaching AAPI history in schools
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In celebration of Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Queens Congresswoman Grace Meng has introduced federal legislation that would promote teaching AAPI history in schools. CBS2's Lisa Rozner takes us inside one classroom, where it's already happening.
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