“The Chair” Places Our Proximity to Whiteness in Full View
Back in February, Netflix announced that their new series “The Chair” would star...
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Author: Giannina Ong
“Spin” Centers Indian American Culture in New Ways
Debuting Aug. 13, Disney’s latest original movie “Spin” features a 15-year-old girl named Rhea...
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“Speak, Okinawa”: A Memoir of Self and an Island’s Collective History
An East-meets-West romance: Asian woman falls for American military man. It’s a story we know well...
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Parents Are Human: A Game to Break Down Barriers
Check out the Mochi exclusive interview with Joseph Lam, on our YouTube channel. Deep down, Joseph...
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Summer 2021: “Families Grow, Shift and Change.”
Two years ago, I lost both my maternal grandmother — a woman who had bested two rounds of cancer...
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Laya DeLeon Hayes of “The Equalizer”: On Representation and Racial Identity
“We are seeing so many Black women, or biracial women like Kamala Harris, who are really leading a...
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Taking Hollywood by Storm — Diverso Uplifts Writers of Color
Even though it’s 2021, consistently diverse on-screen representation in the entertainment industry...
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What is “Decolonization”? A 101 from AAJIL
Ever wondered what “decolonizing” means? In social justice work and even daily life, decolonizing...
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February Resource Roundup: 5 Moments of Black & Asian Solidarity
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, anti-Asian hate crimes have been rising in number...
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