The Paper Tigers: Against all odds
Producer Al’n Duong reflects on the decade-long journey of making his first indie film The Paper Tigers, and defying all expectations.
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In this new three part series, a writer peels back the layers of her mixed identity as someone who is culturally Asian while presenting as Black.
We need to drop the model minority myth and respectability politics
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.
Dear Corporations – It’s time to actually be anti-racist with actions
An opinion piece on how corporations in different industries need to be anti-racist with actions and not just words.
