Female Entrepreneurs Who Confront a Particular Kind of Troll (NY Times)
Monday (Mar. 7) review of Asian American news & newsmakers
Headlines
Notable AAPI Headlines
Amanda Nguyen makes Time’s 1st Women of the Year list (AsAmNews)
Nation’s Top High School Sued For Racial Balancing, Admissions Policy Ruled Unlawful For Discriminating Against Asian Americans (Forbes)
A New York man was charged with hate crimes after allegedly attacking several Asian women in a 2-hour time period (KITV)
74% of Asian American, Pacific Islander women experienced racism in past year, report says (NBC News)
Entertainment
After Yang Asks: “What Makes Someone Asian?” (Elle)
Sandra Oh in 'Umma' spotlights generational trauma in Asian families (NBC News)
The Movie Star and Madame Salon: The Friendship of Anna May Wong and Bernardine Szold Fritz (Ms.)
The Equalizer tackles Asian American hate in way star Liza Lapira says 'could be the model for other shows' (Entertainment)
‘No longer completely invisible’: New book explores Asian American pop history from '90s till today (NBC News)
‘The Real Housewives’ integrated its casts. Then racism allegations ignited a crisis (LA Times)
‘There were no Asian comedians’: Margaret Cho reflects on SF roots at Bay Area show (SF Gate)
John Cho Talks ‘Cowboy Bebop’ Cancellation (The Mary Sue)
‘Fire Island’ First Look: Joel Kim Booster and Bowen Yang Star in a Jane Austen-Inspired Gay Rom-Com (IndieWire)
After ‘Jihad Rehab’: Muslim American Filmmakers Tell Sundance How to Do Better in Open Letter (IndieWire)
Culture / Lifestyle
Female Entrepreneurs Who Confront a Particular Kind of Troll (NY Times)
Asian women breaking the glass ceiling in male-dominated fields (Prestige)
The Medieval Influencer Who Convinced the World to Drink Tea—Not Eat It (Atlas Obscura)
Asian Americans Grapple With Tide of Attacks: ‘We Need Our Safety Back’ (NY Times)
‘We Need Greater Investment In Our Community’: Asian American Women Reflect On Anti-Asian Racism One Year After Atlanta Massacre (Asian Journal)
Anti-Asian hate spurs L.A. writer to relearn Cantonese, embrace her culture (NBC News)
One year after Atlanta spa shootings, 'prevention is the key' to fighting anti-Asian hate crimes (USA Today)
HAVE WE MADE ANY PROGRESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST ASIAN HATE? (MIC)
'Malihini' explores Native Hawaiian identity and what it means to be homesick (KnKX)
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