Quaranteen

As reading the novel, They Called us Enemy, by George Takei, I was able to connect the struggles in my own life. Growing up I was a Vietnamese American, but […]

“As a first-generation “Asian American woman” for one thing, I knew there was no such thing as an “Asian American woman.” Within this homogenizing labeling of exotica, I knew there […]

As I was reading the graphic novel “They Called us Enemy” by George Takei, These people sacrificed so much for us to make the world a better place. People take […]

As I was reading the graphic novel “They Called Us Enemy” by George Takei, It reminds me of my struggles moving here and adapting to the lifestyle people had over […]

There are many forms of  “hate” in today’s world. You can always hate an author or a politician for their actions, but you can never hate a person simply based […]

Have you ever lost something, right in front of your face? You set something down, look away for just ONE SECOND and the next second its completely gone? Yeah, this […]

I asked my grandmother what it would’ve been like in the Japanese incarcaration camps. “Well, I wasn’t there at the time. Your aunts were there, but they don’t like talking […]

            During the past year, the AAPI community has been […]

Xenophobia towards Japanese-Americans was a driving force towards Japanese internment camps, violation of their basic human rights, and all other forms of social injustice. The Japanese who had come to […]

We as a society have reached a point where right and wrong are the same as left and right, so long as it is the will of the people. A […]

Each day as I drive through the streets, I cannot help but notice the subtle reminders of how divided the nation has become. Public declarations of racism and xenophobia, “No […]

Everyday, we still see posts of racial and religious inequalities posted on forums and websites for all to see. From police brutality to hate crimes, it’s disheartening to see that […]