Just remembered this St. Patrick's Day article I wrote in 2010!
Kiss Me I'm Irish. Kiss Me I'm Italian! Kiss Me I'm Chinese? - NAM EthnoBlog
Asian American Writer, Editor, Speaker, Activist, "Adventures in Multicultural Living," "Multicultural Toolbox," "Remembering Vincent Chin,"
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Experience Required: The End of Love (Letters) | Bloom
love Love LOVE this. esp the sari in the typewriter. from Swati Khurana. what's the best love letter you ever received? and how did you receive it?
Experience Required: The End of Love (Letters) | Bloom
Experience Required: The End of Love (Letters) | Bloom
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Teaching Writing with Style Finding your Voice today at WCC
Looking forward to teaching Writing with Style Finding your Voice today at WCC. I have a big project I need to write. Wish you could join us! :)
LifeLong Learning @ WCC › Search for Classes
LifeLong Learning @ WCC › Search for Classes
Friday, March 15, 2013
"What Female Founders Really Encounter When They Fundraise?" | Women 2.0
Fascinating data-heavy article on Silicon Valley startup fundraising difficulties for women, especially Asian women. "What Female Founders Really Encounter When They Fundraise?"
Read more at http://www.women2.com/what-female-founders-really-encounter-when-they-fundraise/#0b1koVMpvePHu5Uj.99
Women 2.0
Read more at http://www.women2.com/what-female-founders-really-encounter-when-they-fundraise/#0b1koVMpvePHu5Uj.99
Women 2.0
Thursday, March 14, 2013
18MillionRising | Congratulate Gavin McInnes!
Awesomeness. Love 18 Million Rising's sparkling "Hipster Racism Award" for Gavin McInnes and his idiotic "satirical" piece on "Asian Privilege".
18MillionRising | Congratulate Gavin McInnes!
18MillionRising | Congratulate Gavin McInnes!
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The Next Big Thing Blog Hop | May-lee Chai's Blog
So cool to be "tagged" by acclaimed author May-lee Chai in the writing community’s “blog hop.”
The Next Big Thing Blog Hop | May-lee Chai's Blog
The Next Big Thing Blog Hop | May-lee Chai's Blog
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
No, where are you actually from? - The Race Card Project
Asian Americans represent! a classic. we know that one. So how do you answer this one? "Where are you actually from?" or what you know they actually want to know? shout out to the U-M Understanding RACE Project and Michele Norris
No, where are you actually from? - The Race Card Project
No, where are you actually from? - The Race Card Project
Monday, March 11, 2013
Six Words: Ask Who I Am, Not What : NPR
The wonderful and charming Charley Sullivan ♥ on the Race Card Project for NPR for U-M Understanding RACE Project "Where are you from? No answers."
Sunday, March 10, 2013
La'Ron Williams to address race and growing up in 'Elm Park, 1955'
The incomparable La'Ron Williams at The Michigan TheaterTuesday night as part of the U-M Understanding RACE Project
La'Ron Williams to address race and growing up in 'Elm Park, 1955'
La'Ron Williams to address race and growing up in 'Elm Park, 1955'
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Ohara Language Institute on wins Michigan Japanese Quiz Bowl (AGAIN!) | AnnArbor.com
Congratulations Ohara Language Institute on winning Michigan Japanese Quiz Bowl (AGAIN!)
Ann Arbor News, Blogs, Events & Discussion - AnnArbor.com
Ann Arbor News, Blogs, Events & Discussion - AnnArbor.com
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Poetry Monday: Tanzila Ahmed | Love, InshAllah
Love this. from the amazing Tanzila Ahmed. love poem to start the week online at loveinshallah.com.
Poetry Monday: Tanzila Ahmed | Love, InshAllah
Poetry Monday: Tanzila Ahmed | Love, InshAllah
Monday, March 4, 2013
PUT BEYOND THE BAD & THE UGLY ONLINE! | Indiegogo
BEYOND THE BAD AND THE UGLY is going to be an incredible summit in Los Angeles on March 23rd on Asian American stereotypes. The first ever. So sad that I have a previous engagement this day. So let's help get it broadcast live and archived online so we can all go virtually!
PUT BEYOND THE BAD & THE UGLY ONLINE! | Indiegogo
PUT BEYOND THE BAD & THE UGLY ONLINE! | Indiegogo
Sunday, March 3, 2013
ADVENTURES IN MULTICULTURAL LIVING: Remembering the dolls of Girls' Day, facing forward from Japan's tsunami - NAM EthnoBlog
Happy Girls' Day! Remember the dolls of Girls' Day in this New America Media article from 2011.
ADVENTURES IN MULTICULTURAL LIVING: Remembering the dolls of Girls' Day, facing forward from Japan's tsunami - NAM EthnoBlog
ADVENTURES IN MULTICULTURAL LIVING: Remembering the dolls of Girls' Day, facing forward from Japan's tsunami - NAM EthnoBlog
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Owl Prowl at LSNC - Ann Arbor Observer
"I'm not cute!" my latest article in the Ann Arbor Observer re Leslie Science and Nature Center - LSNC Owl Prowl
Owl Prowl at LSNC - Ann Arbor Observer
Owl Prowl at LSNC - Ann Arbor Observer
Friday, March 1, 2013
Michigan Asian Americans work to address barriers | Michigan Radio
check out these great infographics from APIAVote!
Michigan Asian Americans work to address barriers | Michigan Radio
Michigan Asian Americans work to address barriers | Michigan Radio
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Survey highlights challenges for Metro Detroit's Asian-Americans | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com
Go APIAVote-Michigan! "Metro Detroit's Asian-American community faces bullying in schools, barriers to career advancement and high unemployment, according to an assessment that will be delivered to state lawmakers Thursday."
Survey highlights challenges for Metro Detroit's Asian-Americans | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com
Survey highlights challenges for Metro Detroit's Asian-Americans | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Little Tokyo LA Restaurants: The 10 Best Places To Eat (PHOTOS)
Cool article spotted by the Japanese American National Museum, JANM:
Little Tokyo LA Restaurants: The 10 Best Places To Eat (PHOTOS)
Little Tokyo LA Restaurants: The 10 Best Places To Eat (PHOTOS)
Monday, February 25, 2013
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Frances Kai-Hwa Wang | NailPolishLife
Found my name on a blog called NailPolishLife? Ah! It's one of the kids from the University of Michigan Yuri Kochiyama APIA High School Leadership Program! So relieved to find I wasn't as scattered as I thought. And cute nails! Thanks Rosa.
Today has been a pretty good day.
This morning, I woke up pretty late and then went to a meeting for a program that I’m in, the Yuri Kochiyama High School Leadership Program. There was a guest speaker today, a lady named Frances Kai-Hwa Wang, who talked about Asian-Americans and stepping outside Asian stereotypes and becoming “Badass.” hehe
Her blog is http://www.franceskaihwawang.blogspot.com, it’s all pretty fascinating. And being Asian-American myself, I could really relate to stuff she said. Example: She mentioned how Asians take off their shoes when inside and others don’t.
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