Natasha Jung, Founder and Executive Producer of Cold Tea Collective, shares ways to hold corporations accountable to diversity and inclusion commitments.
In a year dominated by a pandemic, anti-Asian rhetoric, and racial injustice, there doesn’t seem to be any overarching narrative or lesson to be drawn from 2020.
However, as she reflects on how this past year has gone, staff writer Kayla Zhu shares how she found moments of meaning and purpose in the chaos.
2020 was a pivoting year for Cold Tea Collective. From new series and partnerships to diversity advocacy and COVID-19 navigation, here are some of our year 2020 highlights and conversations that exemplify our voice and identity.
A personal story of how the Black community’s activism for racial justice and pride in Black heritage inspired a white-passing Asian to identify herself with her Asian roots.
In the series finale, a writer shares her reactions to George Floyd’s murder from her position as a Black Asian person and urges us to push for change.
To equate being Asian with academics, hard work, and civility harms both Asian immigrants and other minority groups. We need to shed these ideas to become better allies.
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