What the Term “Tone Deaf” Means to Deaf Asian Americans
Asian Americans tell their stories of growing up Deaf, how the phrase “tone deaf” is harmful, and how the hearing community can support Deaf and hard-of-hearing Asian Americans.
“How We Fall Apart” Toes the Dangerous Line Between Representation & Irresponsibility
“How We Fall Apart” by Katie Zhao is a captivatingly written young adult thriller that exposes different layers of the model minority myth but also irresponsibly addresses some problematic themes.
Netflix Anime Takes Filipino Horror Worldwide Through “Trese” But Downplays the Lived Horrors of Filipino Citizens
In Manila, dark supernatural forces pervade the criminal underworld and it’s up to Alexandra Trese to keep the peace. Catch Mochi’s illuminating review about the groundbreaking series.
“Not Here to Be Liked” Challenges What Asian Girls Look Like in Media
In “Not Here to Be Liked,” Michelle Quach explores love, friendship, and what it means to be a “good feminist” as an Asian American girl in a world that’s just as complicated as finding a beloved lost sweater.
July Resource Roundup: Five Black Sustainability YouTubers to Follow
Whether you’re trying to transition to a more sustainable lifestyle or you simply want more sustainability-related content on your feeds, here are five Black sustainability creators to check out on YouTube.