When Sex Ed Excludes You
May 11, 2020
I grew up in Southern California- home of 70-degree weather year-round, LA traffic, and comprehensive sex education. Between my 6… Read more »
Vote or Die? Why Voting in Kansas is a Public Health Crisis
April 16, 2020
To many people in our communities, especially in Kansas, voter suppression is not a new thing. However, voting is about to get a l… Read more »
Digital Organizing in These Uncertain Times
April 1, 2020
With the emergence of the SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 outbreak, many people who work in organizing have been forced to postpone events… Read more »
Young People Need a Future for Us, Shaped by Us
March 27, 2020
With the recent news of COVID-19, it may seem like the only updates we see online are simply updating us on the crumbling state of… Read more »
3 ways Sinophobia may go unchecked in your life
March 24, 2020
After news of the Coronavirus in Wuhan broke, I braced myself for the waves of Sinophobia (anti-Chinese sentiment), racism, and di… Read more »
Marginalized folks—Don’t Feel Guilty for Opting Out of Social Justice Movements
March 10, 2020
Yesterday, I was talking with a former classmate who’s been working within the reproductive justice movement for the past 7 years… Read more »
Girl Boss Capitalism is Still Capitalism
March 3, 2020
Image credit to the original artist In the 21st century, much of societal and pop culture interpretations of feminism come from th… Read more »
I’m not excited about Asian representation at Coachella and here’s why
February 28, 2020
When Coachella’s lineup for this year went public, a lot of Asians went absolutely wild over the Asian representation amongst perf… Read more »
