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The Hong Kong Effect: The Impact of the Hong Kong Protests 7000 miles away

By: Michaela Seah October 9, 2019

Uncategorized#asianamerican, activism, hongkong, IdentityLeave a Comment

As of when this issue will be printed, the infamous 2019 Hong Kong Protests, originally started to oppose an extradition bill that would allow criminals to be transported to China, will have gone on for five months now. When there is a movement in America, the effect on Americans is apparent. However, when it comes…

Weeaboos Not Welcome: The evolution of Asian fetishization through pop culture

By: Michaela Seah May 16, 2019May 17, 2019

Features, Perspectives, The Asian American Experience & Identity#asianamerican, #internet, #racism, #sexism, feminism2 Comments

“You kind of look like a loli,” he says. For the lucky ones who don’t know what that is, a loli is an anime term used to describe a small, Asian, girl who is definitely a minor but is portrayed in deeply inappropriate ways. It was during a field trip last fall. All I could…