The Black Allyship @ Mochi column is an ongoing project that urges an awareness of racial injustice in the United States, particularly the oppression of Black people in America.
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Finished your holiday shopping yet? Us neither. This holiday season, as we search for the perfect “gift that keeps on giving” for our loved ones, let’s continue to do our part and support Black-owned businesses. …
As the first woman director of the Baltimore City Civil Rights Office, Kisha A. Brown is a true trailblazer. In 2018, she founded Justis Connection, …
At Mochi, we proudly amplify Asian American artists, entrepreneurs and other public figures on a regular basis. Because representation is political. Yet the push for …
No longer just an app for food pictures and selfies, Instagram (IG) has grown into a powerful social media platform for activism. This summer, “Black …
A list (resource roundup) of films we recommend watching to learn more about racial injustice and the experiences of the Black community in America.
Curious about the “Defund the Police” movement? Here’s how reallocating exorbitant police budgets to social services instead will create better equipped, better trained, and overall safer alternatives to calling the police that will not endanger Black lives.
I never understood why Kali Ma was shoved in the back of my father’s altar, behind the fair goddesses. Wasn’t she the Hindu Goddess who …
In this time of racial reckoning, many organizations in Asian American communities have paused to make solidarity statements, organize and facilitate workshops that build awareness, …
Black Allyship @ Mochi’s August resource roundup focuses on educating oneself based on sources already available. Instead of asking for free labor from Black activists working to fight racial injustice, check out these pieces by Black women and authors instead.
“I’m at a loss for how to talk to him,” she said to me. I sat cross-legged in the passenger seat of a friend’s car, …