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Pactie-Cal Matters, WeekliesBy Sophie VansomphoneMay 2, 2022Leave a comment

I ran down the stairs as fast as I could, trying to overcome my brother’s long strides. My life depended on it. Well, I wouldn’t go that far actually. In reality, it was probably an hour or two of my Saturday morning. Pushing my body weight forward to increase my momentum, I swung around the…

The Problem with Asian-American Reality TV

Bruin Bare Neccesities, WeekliesBy Yusra AkhundzadahFebruary 11, 2021Leave a comment

Hot on the heels of 2018’s “Asian August,” which showed media executives that Asian-centered stories can be profitable, HBO and Netflix have released reality shows centered on Asian families and social circles.  HBO’s House of Ho centers on the Vietnamese-American Ho family in Texas, and Netflix’s Bling Empire covers a group of East Asian socialites…

#APIDAIconOfTheWeek: Sandra Oh

#APIDAIconoftheWeek, PEOPLEBy Noelle ChangNovember 5, 2020Leave a comment

Q: Where did she grow up? Sandra Oh was born in Nepean, Ontario to Korean parents on July 20, 1971. Her mother, Oh Young-Nam, was a biochemist and her father, Oh Junsu, was a businessman. She began studying dance at the age of 4 and attended Nepean’s Les Petits Ballets throughout her childhood. She also…

31 Days of APIDAs: Devyani Rana

31 DAYS OF APIDAs, COMMUNITY, PEOPLEBy Karin ChanMay 20, 2016Leave a comment

In honor of May being Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Pacific Ties and Asian Pacific Coalition (APC) are teaming up to featuring Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Bruins. We’ll be posting one interview per day. If you’d like to share your story, fill out this form here. Devyani Rana is a fourth year majoring…

Q&A: Margaret Cho Embraces Anger in ‘psyCHO’ Tour

COMMUNITY, PEOPLE, WeekliesBy Karin ChanSeptember 15, 2015Leave a comment

Margaret Cho’s upcoming comedy tour, “There’s no I in Team, but There is a Cho in Psycho,” focuses on her belief that it is OK to be angry about social injustices like racism and rape culture, and it is OK to talk about it in an unapologetic way.

Newsprint: Minorities Become a Growing Presence in Reality TV

WeekliesBy Pacific TiesMarch 2, 2009Leave a comment

Diversity on television shows has been scarce for decades. Although many leading networks have been pressured to diversify, leading characters on scripted prime time shows still predominately consist of white, young and prosperous actors. Now, reality television programs are including a wider range of not only race and class, but of age and sexual orientation…

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