Why Social Awareness And Empathy Take Constant Work
Empathy is a lifelong process. Anyone who knows me knows I’m an outspoken feminist. But once upon a time, I scratched my head and questioned why we needed feminism. “Shouldn’t […]
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It’s Never Too Late To Get In Touch With Your Cultural Background
Rediscovering Your Cultural Identity Is Possible Like many other children of immigrants growing up in a white-centric community, I tried to hide my identity most of my formative years. Whenever […]
I’m An Asian Woman And I Refuse To Be Fetishized [Swipe Life]
“So, I lived abroad in China,” my date said. It was somewhat of a non sequitur from the conversation. “Oh, okay. Cool,” I replied. He proceeded to give me a […]
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 […]
Why Do We Call Asian Americans the Model Minority?
Belinda Cai is featured in this AJ+ video.
BELINDA CAI 