Being an Asian American on the Ace Spectrum
Asexuality covers a range of feelings and desires related to lacking sexual attraction. For one writer, being openly ace means being at peace and living her truth.
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.
It’s Time Asian Americans Talk About Sex
Xixi Wang, the founder of @AsiansForSexPositivity Instagram account, is building a community where people feel safe to discuss sex ed.
How Chinatown’s Yu and Me Books is Revolutionizing the Literary Canon
Learn how Yu and Me Books highlights BIPOC and immigrant stories as the first Asian American woman-owned bookstore in NYC’s Chinatown.
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.
5 Things to Consider Before Taking a Gap Year
A current gap year student explores the pros and cons of a “year off,” along with tips for high school seniors.
Day in the Life of Lori Teranishi, President of iQ 360
Lori Teranishi, founder and CEO of communications and PR agency iQ 360, discusses her career journey, personal values, and dedication to Hawai’i’s future.
Finding Connection Through Chinese Kinship Terms
Chinese kinship terms emphasize the collectivist nature of our families, reminding us that we are part of something greater than ourselves.
Deviating from the Expected Asian American Trajectory
Quitting my 9-5 felt like the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. But it was never meant for me in the first place. So why did I spend so long thinking it was?
In Conversation with Sharan Dhaliwal, Author of “Burning My Roti”
Sharan Dhaliwal, the author of “Burning My Roti,” gets personal and honest, touching on her experiences with racism, body image disorders, and self-loathing while growing up.