“Louder Than the Lies” Is A Compassionate Guide to Solidarity and Self-Love
Ellie Yang Camp’s “Louder Than the Lies” is a vital guide on Asian American identity, racism, and solidarity, offering gentle insights for all readers.
The Enduring Popularity of Boba — and What This Sweet Treat Means to Asian Americans
As boba enjoys mainstream popularity in the U.S., this article honors its enduring importance as a source of strength and connection in Asian America.
“Dìdi (弟弟)” Celebrates Family and Teenage Life
Director and writer Sean Wang along with actors Joan Chen and Shirley Chen talk about the film “Dìdi (弟弟)”, the complexities of family, and the depiction of a Taiwanese American household.
Exploring Race-Based Satire in “The American Society of Magical Negroes” with An-Li Bogan
The Taiwanese Irish actor shares insights on the unique film and explores the themes of race and power dynamics.
Jiaozi and Gyoza: How My Beloved Family Tradition Helped Me Celebrate My Complex Identity
Learn how the subtle differences between jiaozi and gyoza have shaped Catie Chen’s family.
Pondering the “What Ifs” of the Taiwanese Film “Goddamned Asura”
“Goddamned Asura,” a 2021 film directed by Lou Yi-an, is Taiwan’s submission for Best International Feature Film at the 95th Academy Awards.