How BollyX Is Transforming Fitness in the U.S.
BollyX combines Bollywood-inspired dance, cardio, and community, offering a fun, inclusive workout that celebrates culture and connection.
How Asian American Third-Culture Kids Navigate Their Identities
Meet three third-culture kids — Jon Kung, a chef and podcaster; Cindy Chen, a makeup artist and TikTok personality; and Winnie Gu, a Chinese webcomic creator — and learn how growing up multiculturally shaped their perspectives as Asian Americans and creatives.
Gwen, Your Sh– is Bananas
Gwen Stefani thinks that she’s Japanese, and editor-in-chief Giannina has some words for her. This` op-ed not only calls her sh– out as being bananas, but also details how Stefani (and other white people) have the freedom and power to capitalize on and gain from appropriating someone else’s culture without dealing with the racial traumas that come with being a person of color in a white-dominated culture.
Rolls off the Tongue: The Trendiness of Asian Snacks
The Asian snack food trend, both long-awaited and troubling, has paved the way for misinformation, cultural appropriation, and — hopefully — acceptance.