This Thursday, Oct 3 6:30 ET we’re talking Asian American magazines in celebration of the opening of the Magazine Fever exhibit at @mocanyc. Hear from the founders & editors of influential magazines including our own @melissahungtx. https://t.co/RAe2mBD2rD
Our first article in a while! Check out this interview about Where Every Ghost Has a Name, a new memoir by Kim Liao about her grandfather’s role in the Taiwan Independence Movement.
I love that Chapter 1 of HOLDING PATTERN by @msjennyxie was adapted from a short story originally published by @hyphenmag in August 2016, then evolved into a full novel.
Read “The Fitting” online at https://t.co/PhG9G0QWZe Edited by @karissachen@riverheadbooks
Michelle Yeoh won the best actress for her role in “Everything, Everywhere All at Once.” The victory makes her the first Asian star to win best actress in the 95-year history of the Academy Awards. https://t.co/SwMyj076OQ
Have you or someone you know been affected by the mass shooting in Monterey Park?
A resource center has been set up at the Langley Senior Citizen Center at 400 W. Emerson Ave. https://t.co/hkSmlX12CR
my latest, on why for Asian women, who contend with historical pressures from both within the community and beyond to make themselves small, Michelle Yeoh’s refusal to wrap up her acceptance speech when the exit track began to play had a deeper meaning.
https://t.co/6GaEMiVJeO
Anthony Veasna So's Afterparties explores what it means to be Cambodian.
Through a collection of short stories, So reclaims the complexity of words like “diaspora” and “refugee” and “survivor.”and shows us how we can only know ourselves through our community.
From Russia with Love- check out our artist feature of VeeAlwaysHere (@veealwayshere) as he takes us through his journey from growing up in Russia and fulfilling his dream of making it in America as his new piece Ego: Playlist 1 prepares to drop!