The Truth About Dating Someone Who’s Sober When You’re Not [Swipe Life]
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Category Archives: Commentary
Chapbook: novocaine (very very small press, June 2018)
novocaine poems on post-trauma acceptance and the human condition words by belinda cai art by stephanie phillips CATEGORY Poetry / Illustration Released through very very small press. Contact belindafcai@gmail.com to order.
Chapbook: Existing In Between (very very small press, March 2018)
Existing In Between: Essays on Love, Trauma, Identity, Race and Intersectional Feminism CHAPTERS (1) Stranger Danger (Prologue) (2) My Life Is A Sitcom (3) One Love: Liberation Co-opted (4) […]
Meet the Asian George Washington and Actors Defying Asian Stereotypes
In the production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton that’s currently touring the country, George Washington is Korean and Alexander Hamilton is half Japanese. There weren’t many Asians in America during the time the play […]
The Anti-Social Media Addicts
The rustic, mirror-polished axe is 26 inches long and weighs three pounds; you can see marks from where the blacksmith hit it. Carved on the handle is the phrase, “Hands […]
The Overlooked History and Current Reality of Chinese-American Oppression
A young Chinese-American girl in the 1960s helps with her father’s Laundromat in the Bronx, which doubles as their family home. This was before household washers were ubiquitous; business is booming but […]
How Periods Can Inspire You and Not Always Suck
When it’s that time of month, women (and some who may not identify as women) are almost programmed to give up on life. We’ll curl up under the covers with […]
