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Community Confession #2: ‘I’m proud to be APIDA because…”

CREATIVE, The Community Confessional, UncategorizedBy Abita VenkateshNovember 15, 2020Leave a comment

Injustice Under the Ongoing Pandemic

Bruin Bare Neccesities, OPINION, UncategorizedBy Abita VenkateshNovember 13, 2020Leave a comment

It seems that people are gradually adapting to life under the pandemic, and I’ve seen fewer people panicking on social media over toilet paper shortage and more sharing their daily activities such as taking online classes or cooking. With society’s attention diverted toward the election and the approaching holiday season, it is easy to neglect…

Community Confessional #1: ‘Connected’

COMMUNITY, FOOD, The Community ConfessionalBy Ayushee RoyNovember 8, 2020Leave a comment

A Review of “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail”

ARTS & CULTURE, REVIEWSBy Amanda LeutmixayMay 1, 2017Leave a comment

“American justice has become American injustice. Superimposed on you.” Showcased at this year’s San Diego Asian Film Festival, “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail” is a documentary directed by Steve James that encapsulates a five-year-long legal battle between the state of New York and Abacus Federal Savings Bank. Within the first three minutes of the film,…

Exploring the Different Aspects of Hmong Culture

COMMUNITYBy Amanda LeutmixayApril 17, 2017Leave a comment

Established in 1994, the Association of Hmong Students (AHS) hosted its fourth annual Hmong Awareness Day (HAD) event at UCLA on April 5th, 2017. To second-year AHS Secretary, Paja Thao, “HAD is an opportunity to make people on campus aware of my identity, where I’m from and who I am. It is a very important…

So like, are Taiwan and China the same thing?

OPINIONBy Lora LiuApril 15, 2017Leave a comment

My mom is Taiwanese and my dad is Chinese, but many people only see me as Chinese. This was more of an issue when I was growing up than it is now, but usually when I tell someone in the U.S. that I’m Taiwanese and Chinese, they reply with, “Oh, so you’re Chinese, right?” As…

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