Gender bias in lion dance and the weight of representation for queer lion dancers
Dora Ng shares their story about lion dancing in a community that’s traditionally male-dominated and the weight of representation.
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How Canadian drag artist Kara Juku found their community on stage
Kara Juku’s journey to the top of Vancouver’s drag scene broke ground not only in their family but also for queer Asians who scarcely saw themselves represented.
Chef Eva Chin on Reclaiming Culture and Identity Through Food
Chef Eva Chin shares how her upbringing, identity, and Asian North American history influenced her approach to cooking.
How embracing identity helped Jason Ve land jobs at Google, Disney, and 88rising
From Disney to Google to 88rising, Jason Ve has an impressive background. We got to chat with him to learn about his path to success.
Pride in writing: Sexuality and Asian representation in Lyla Lee’s Works
A Korean-American author of works on diversity and equity, Lyla Lee shares how and why she represents Asian Americans and LGBTQ Asians through her works.
What I learned after being in a relationship with an asexual person
Jaymee Mak, director and co-star of the short film It’s Not You, It’s Not Me, shares her personal story after being in a relationship with an asexual person.
Lifting the weight of a lion, one diverse dancer at a time
Dora Ng shares their story about lion dancing in a community that’s traditionally male-dominated and the weight of representation.
What does the queer Asian experience mean to you? We asked 19 LGBTQ Asians for Pride Month
We asked LGBTQ Asian millennials to share about what the queer Asian experience means to them in part three of our series.
What advice would you give your younger self? We asked 19 LGBTQ Asians for Pride Month
What advice would you give your younger self? That’s the question we posed to LGBTQ Asian millennials and they shared in part two of our series.
What does Pride mean to you? We asked 19 LGBTQ Asians for Pride Month
Protest. Celebration. Community. We asked LGBTQ Asian millennials to share what Pride means to them in part one of our series.
