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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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Asian American Women are Facing a Mental Health Crisis
Between March and August 2020, the Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council collected more than...
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“Bling Empire”: The Real Crazy Rich Asians
The pandemic persists into the new year, so let’s dabble in all the new content available on...
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Love ‘Always & Forever’
A year has passed since we sat down with Jenny Han and the main cast of “To All The Boys: P.S. I...
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Lift Every Voice and Sing — A Tribute to Black History Month
Lift every voice and sing,’Til earth and heaven ring,Ring with the harmonies of Liberty;Let...
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Lazy Sundaes’ Recipe for Sweet Success during a Pandemic
Childhood nostalgia, big dreams, and sugar highs: Learn how Lazy Sundaes’ co-founders Tammy Na and Amber Luan opened 3 bingsoo and bubble tea shops in NYC during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SPONSORED POST: Finding Home & Belonging in “While I Was Away”
Middle-grade memoir “While I Was Away” by Waka T. Brown explores the challenges and joys of reconnecting with one’s cultural heritage. In this sponsored review, we explain why Mochi readers should get this book to empower the young readers in our lives.
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January 2021 Resource Roundup: Antiracist Books for Every Age Group
Happy New Year! We hope the new year has been treating you well so far — and that you’ve been...
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“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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