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GUTS: Pushing Norms and Redefining Music

September 29, 2023 Anisha Menath
Opinion

Beef and How it Changes the Call for Asian Representation

June 4, 2023 Sophie Vansomphone
Arts & Culture

How the Santa Monica 626 Night Market falls flat

June 1, 2023 Amber Phung
In Opinion Weeklies April 19, 2016

Regarding Hollywood’s Ghost in the Shell Controversy: Hollywood, Why You So Rude?

By Emory Johnson

Whitewashing in film is when white actors are cast in non-white roles.

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In Community News April 18, 2016

Chai Talks: Sexual Assault Awareness in Communities of Color

By Jehan Kazi

On April 12, Chai Talks at UCLA and Bruin Consent Coalition held a “Chai Talks” regarding sexual assault in communities of color. This event’s theme was a collaboration with Bruin Consent Coalition’s Sexual Assault Awareness month.

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In Reviews Weeklies April 18, 2016

Bad Rap, documentary about Asian American rappers, to premiere at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

By Vivian Lee

The documentary, directed by Salima Koroma and produced by Jaeki Cho, follows four rappers, Dumbfoundead, Awkwafina, Rekstizzy, and Lyricks, as they try to break into the hip-hop world.

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In Culture Nights Weeklies April 17, 2016

Taiwanese Culture Night Theme Explores LGBTQ Identity

By Lucy Ma

On April 2, the audience at the 2016 Taiwanese Culture Night (TCN) “摯親愛的,” or “Dear My Love,” laughed, cried, and applauded the touching performance that focused on the struggles the LGBTQ community faces in Taiwan.

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In News April 15, 2016

From Victim to Legal Agent: the Need to Revise the U Visa

By Emory Johnson

On Tuesday, April 6, Lee Ann S. Wang presented a talk at UCLA entitled Asian American Feminisms and the Re-Writing of Legal Voice: Immigration…

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In News April 15, 2016

Bruin Consent Coalition Addresses Yellow Fever for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By Janelle Sangalang

The term “yellow fever” was thought to be triggering for Asian women, to which Yong- Yi replied, “I agree, it can be triggering. It is triggering to Asian women who continue to be hypersexualized and feel like they have to fit a certain beauty standard; it is triggering to the community it harms the most.”

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