The Representational Politics of Love in “What’s Love Got to Do With It?”
The new rom-com “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” by Shekhar Kapur breaks through South Asian stereotypes while exploring the tension between true love and filial duty.
Constance Wu Shines a Light on Journalistic Integrity in “The Terminal List”
The jingoistic Amazon Original Series takes you down a tunnel of American government conspiracy theories. We talked to Constance Wu about journalistic integrity, her role in the series, and more.
9 Podcasts by Asian American Women to Listen to
Listen to these nine podcasts spearheaded by talented Asian American women to fill your house with insight, laughter, joy, and engagement.
Stories From My Sister’s Kitchen
Two sisters work their way through a cookbook, bringing to life flavors and memories of home and family.
Making Big Moves: Interview with Isabel Jones of “Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls”
Isabel Jones, a contender on “Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls,” talks to Mochi about all things dance, body normativity as an Asian American, and her K-pop experience.
The Disposable Self: The Cost of College for an Asian American
What is the cost of college for an Asian American woman? My experience has taught me that it means forgoing individuality for a voice.