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Jetlag: Foggy Shanghai

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My most consistent memory of Shanghai has always been watching the foggy gray sky roll by the car window as we descended from the Pudong airport, like peering into another world.

To get to school each morning, a small bus would drive by my neighborhood to bring my brother and I, along with the other kids in Puxi, across the Huangpu ...

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‘The Middle’: How white trash is similar to the immigrant experience

This 2010s American sitcom about a poor white family hit the spot of relatability for me, as a brown girl.

“The Middle” on Amazon Prime

Growing up Asian, at least for me, meant number one, you weren’t allowed to hang out with friends outside of school.

Those were one of those incomprehensible rules ou...

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KATSEYE is what I wish I had growing up

A girl group will always be timeless.

Photo: Jane Kim

As an average Gen Z internet consumer, I am hyperaware of trends, celebrities, couples, and who said what to whom.

To some degree, it can seem surface-level to consume media about people we don’t actually know, but besides the parasocial aspects of...

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A Vietnamese Shop In Paris

I spent half my summer in Paris with NYU’s Creative Writing Program. Many of those days were spent alone. There was no other company I found more solace in than my own. None of these days, however, slipped by without a place that screamed human beauty. There are so many I could write about—Ola’s cafe, for example, where there works a server that enjoys the same books as I do,...

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Villain with a Visa: Aladdin’s Don Darryl Rivera on Cultural Legacy, Broadway Dreams, & Dancing His Way Through Asia
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