Category: News
“We did it”—Reflections on Kamala Harris: How we will celebrate her and hold her accountable as our new VP
Vice President Kamala Harris. Just hearing her name and title makes me swell with pride. A woman...
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December 2020 Resource Roundup: Gift Guide Black-Owned Businesses
Finished your holiday shopping yet? Us neither. This holiday season, as we search for the perfect...
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JS Lee and “Everyone Was Falling” Before the 2016 Election
JS Lee’s latest novel “Everyone Was Falling” takes readers back four years ago. She shares her experience as a transracial adoptee during the pandemic and this election year.
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Interview with Kisha A. Brown, Esq., Founder of Justis Connection
As the first woman director of the Baltimore City Civil Rights Office, Kisha A. Brown is a true...
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“Telling Our Own Stories”: Rising with the Tides, a storytelling project by Comcast California and Asian American Journalists Association
The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)and Comcast California have partnered to present the Rising with the Tides Storytelling Project. The project awards Bay Area journalists the chance to work on a story in any medium and a stipend.
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Teach Your Kids Chinese with Habbi Habbi
Looking for a fun way to teach (or maybe learn) Chinese? Habbi Habbi’s magic reading wand and books are a great tool for language learning.
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November 2020 Resource Roundup: Five Black Artists We Admire
At Mochi, we proudly amplify Asian American artists, entrepreneurs and other public figures on a...
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Kublai Kwon: The Social Engineer Behind Joy Ruckus Club
(With contributions by Emily Lu Gao) Every industry needs a trailblazer — and the Asian American...
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The Ins and Outs of Affirmative Action: California 2020 Proposition 16
When you hear the phrase “affirmative action,” what is the first thought that comes to mind? Your...
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It’s the Affirmative Action for Me: A Conversation With California Faculty Association Representatives on CA Prop 16
Affirmative action is always a hot button topic. Yet this year, California’s 24-year ban on...
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How Does a State Recover From COVID-19? Looking to Hawai’i as They Center Women, Children & Vulnerable Populations
During the COVID-19 Pandemic, gender inequalities are worsening and affecting the lives of women. Women have earned less income, experienced the most furloughs and performed the majority of unpaid care. A feminist COVID-19 Response and Recovery Plan released by a state commission in Hawai’i presents a blueprint for creating a gender-equal and socially responsible economy.
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Debunking Every Myth About the ‘Asian American Vote’
As Election Day looms closer and closer, people are asking questions that many never thought to...
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