We might have predicted it from Pokemon cards, anime or even the adoption of instant ramen as the ubiquitous college kid staple: Asian is the new cool.  The mass popularity of “Shang-Chi and...

As the only daughter of a Chinese-American mother and a white father, my racial identity has always been at the forefront of my insecurities. In a world that’s becoming increasingly conscious of the...

I’ve only recently started making strides in an area that I’ve had little practice in: asking for mental support.  Logically, this feat shouldn’t be difficult; we ask for help all the time...

Almond. Asian. Slanted.  These are a few words that have been used to describe my eyes. To most people, eyes are just another organ, one part of your five senses. But to me, my eyes are one of...

Can a system built by oppressors really benefit the oppressed? Affirmative action is a set of policies within any organization that seeks to include underrepresented people and prevents discrimination...

I came to America at a young age, and it’s where I was raised. The rolling hills of the Great Plains are where I called home. Home is dancing through golden fields of wheat and running along lovely...

The hallmark of my Asian American experience has been one of paradoxes, often subtle, sometimes blatant, that contribute to the crisis of identity that I currently grapple with. I expect that struggle...

According to the 2020 census, a combined 24 million Americans identify as Asian, either alone or in combination with another race group. As a vibrant minority group, Asian Americans deserve greater political...