What the Diversity Requirement Means to Me
As a high school senior, I rolled my eyes when I first heard “Ching Chong Ling Long Ting Tong.” At the time, I did not fully realize the implications for the precedent set by Alexandra Wallace.
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An Egg Sandwich
I never liked the peculiar smell of the onions she would put, but as I bit into the sandwich, I realized that the marinated onions in my mom’s sandwich did not smell. How can onions not smell?
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United Khmer Students’ 18th Culture Night: Thoun Chey and The Golden Fish
On March 8th, the United Khmer Students conducted their 18th annual culture night “Thoun Chey and the Golden Fish” at Schoenberg Music Hall, 6:30pm-8:30pm. The night was directed by Samantha Hangsan and produced by Lisa Chat. “Thoun Chey and the Golden Fish” is a combination of two popular Khmer folktales: “Thoun Chey” and “Moronak Meada.”…
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Being Hmong
Who knew that there was so much to know about culture?
Culture that is so deeply rooted within its own community,
It aspires me to write about my own life adventure.
I write what it is to be Hmong, what it is to be me.
Review: ‘Washer/Dryer,’ A Play About Diversity in NYC
Move over, monochromatic “Girls” on HBO. There is a charming play in Los Angeles with characters that reflects the multicultural mosaic of New York City.
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