Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters is a global smash: 33 million views in two weeks, a Billboard-topping soundtrack, and fictional K-pop bands charting higher than BTS and Blackpink.
Finding my voice in Seattle’s democracy
I first learned about Seattle’s democracy voucher program while I was interning at Asian Counseling and Referral Service.
Beyond cameras: Confronting crime and poverty in the CID
In 2024, The Seattle Times reported that the Chinatown-International District (CID) was one of the city’s poorest neighborhoods.
The court of complicity: Racialized misogyny behind the bench
When someone walks into a courtroom as a seasoned attorney or as a highly educated community advocate, that person could reasonably expect to be treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
Between two waters: Fighting for justice in a biased system
“The best revenge is a sweet life.”
Teaching truth is not radical—it’s essential
Across the country, books that represent diversity, equity, and justice are being banned, history is being erased in textbooks, and teachers are being targeted for teaching children to critically think about our country’s history and current events.
The model minority myth won’t keep a roof over your head
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month—a time to celebrate the rich cultures, contributions, and stories that shape our communities.
Shoe wars at 36,000 feet: Should you leave your footwear on?
Imagine settling into your economy class seat on a 13-hour flight, only to find a stranger’s shoes occupying the space beside you.
The illusion of inclusion: How Rescue: HI-Surf erases the people it claims to represent
Why should anyone care about another network drama with beach rescues and relationship soap operas?
False equivalence: When police prioritize perpetrators over victims in protection order violations
How many times do you have to call the police to get them to enforce a protection order?
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