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Calling SHANG-CHI “Asian Black Panther” Is A Dangerous Mistake (Inverse)

weekly recap of Asian American news & newsmakers

JD
Aug 30, 2021
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Headlines

“CALLING SHANG-CHI “ASIAN BLACK PANTHER” IS A DANGEROUS MISTAKE” - (Inverse)

AAPI Headlines

  • 7 in 10 older Asian American and Pacific Islander women are feeling the impact of racism and hate (MarketWatch)

  • Asian American leaders fear Covid-19 origin report could fuel more bigotry and violence (CNN)

Politics

  • Breakthrough mayor’s race creates tough choice for Boston (Politico)

  • In the Bay Area, how much do Black, Asian and Latino candidates matter? (SF Chronicle)

  • AAPI Victory Fund endorses Newsom in recall election (The Hill)

  • GOP confronts big trouble in Little Saigon (Politico)

Business

  • The Chinese Buyers Who Were Scooping Up New York Real Estate Have Vanished (Curbed)

  • Happy Masks became a COVID must-have. That sparked a back-to-school frenzy (LA Times)

  • Panda Fresh, a New Business for HungryPanda to Expand Its Market (The Daily Scanner)

  • Asian Business Association to Survey Impact of COVID on San Diego Businesses (Times of San Diego)

  • How a scrappy YouTube channel grew into a hub for Asian and Asian American talent (DateBook)

  • [Sponsored Link] Learn About Deducting Mortgage Interest From Your Taxes (Simplibanc)

Entertainment

  • In Taiwan’s Mountains, a Director Works to Slow Life Down (The New Yorker)

  • CALLING SHANG-CHI “ASIAN BLACK PANTHER” IS A DANGEROUS MISTAKE (Inverse)

  • L.A. comic showcase tackles Asian hate by laughing it into submission (LA Times)

  • 'Shang-Chi' cast, director on how film's tensions mirror family devotion of Asian diaspora (NBC News)

  • New Marvel Star Accused of Cultural Appropriation, Fans Plan ‘Shang-Chi’ Boycott (Inside The Magic)

  • Let Fala Chen Reintroduce Herself (Elle)

  • A Superhero Movie That’s Worth Seeing for the Villain Alone (The Atlantic)

Music

  • Olivia Rodrigo Shared How Emotional It Is To Have Filipina American Girls Look Up To Her: "It Was Always Like, 'Pop Star,' That's A White Girl" (BuzzFeed)

  • Olivia Rodrigo on Breaking Barriers: 'It Was Always Like, "Pop Star," That's a White Girl' (People)

  • 9 major new talents bringing bilingual music to the masses (i-D)

  • From Saweetie to the Linda Lindas, this fall’s must-see music fest could be Head in the Clouds (LA Times)

Sports

  • Asian American athletes speak out amid rising hate: 'We are tired of being invisible' (ABC News)

  • Sunisa Lee to compete on upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars (Bring Me The News)

  • Japanese American Chuck Aoki carries US flag at Paralympics (AsAm News)

  • Finally, a gym of their own in Little Tokyo (LA Times)

Health / Science

  • Asian American Mental Health: Treating a Diverse Population at a Crossroads (Psychiatric Times)

  • Why Meditation Is Crucial for My Joy and Resilience as an Asian American (Self)


Culture

“New Asian American bakeries find bicultural sweet spot” - (NBC News)

Culture / Lifestyle

  • Uncovering the Origins of Racism Against Chinese Immigrants Around the Globe (Columbia News)

  • Maly Vang weaves her Hmong heritage into modern macramé wall art (Madison Mag)

  • America Was Eager for Chinese Immigrants. What Happened? (New Yorker)

Family

  • The girl who was never meant to survive (BBC)

Food

  • THE HISTORY OF CHINESE TEAHOUSES (Tea Muse)

  • New Asian American bakeries find bicultural sweet spot (NBC News)

Fashion

  • Vera Wang talks about her Olympics ambitions (Olympics)

  • 12 South Asian Fashion, Lifestyle & Beauty Innovators That Should Be on Your Radar (Stylecaster)

  • Why Luxury Brands Turn to K-Pop Stars to Win in China and Beyond (Jing Daily)

Beauty

  • Wellness Watch: Creating New Cultural Norms (WWD)

  • 13 AAPI-Owned Beauty Brands Essential to Any Routine (Glamour)

Art / Literature

  • $1 Million Grant Offered to AAPI Artists (NBC)

  • Anna Qu Wants Us to Know the Truth About Garment Factories (Bit*h Media)

  • The Worldwide Effort to Bar Chinese Immigration (NY Times)

Love

  • How gay men justify their racism on Grindr (Salon)

  • Asian Lonely Hearts Falling Victim to Bitcoin, Tether Scammers (Crypto News)

  • From ‘cougars’ to keepers? 4 Vietnamese showbiz queens dating and married to much younger men, from Star Wars actress Veronica Ngo and CEO Huy Tran, to Le Quyen and Lam Bao Chau (SCMP)

  • Why South Asian Representation On ‘Love Island’ Amounts To Little More Than Tokenism (Vogue)


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