Race
Asian Artists Should Be Free to Tell Their Stories
Asian musical theater artists have compelling stories to tell, and the demographic of theater-goers shouldn’t stop them.
Why I Keep Talking to White People About Racism
And minorities should be able to respond to racism their own way, without any judgment.
An Asian Performing Artist Erased From History
Despite the persistent stereotypes that Asian performers face, Sessue Hayakawa, a Japanese American actor, was a Hollywood leading man in the era of silent films.
Minority Representation in the Theater Industry Still Isn’t Enough
Recent efforts in the theatre industry to push minorities towards center stage have been progressive but are not enough.
Don’t Be a TERF
In light of Donald Trump's recent efforts to legalize the erasure of trans identities and trans rights, Columnist Cheyenne Porcher takes a look at what she and other cis women of color can do to bolster support for transgender activism and rights.
Diverse in Race, Diverse in Thought
Colleges aren’t sacrificing intellectual diversity by focusing on racial diversity. They are helping to create it.
Some Justice, No Peace
A rare moment of justice for Laquan McDonald offers little hope in the face of long-term police violence.
Facing Microaggressions as an Asian
Microaggressions plague racial minorities, and the arts are no exception. But how can we address them?
Snow Bunnies Aren’t a Type and Neither Am I
Racial preferences in dating aren't components of your type. They're just racist.
