Category: AANHPI Stories
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Cultural Erasure in America means Breaking Down the immigrant Narrative
Cultural erasure in America isn’t just historical. It’s how immigrant narratives are broken, reshaped or silenced entirely. This is how it keeps happening. Read More
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Cruising J-Town & the Power of Japanese American Car Culture
Explore Cruising J-Town, a free Pasadena exhibit honoring Japanese American car culture, identity, and community through powerful storytelling. Read More
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Art Deco Society Failed the Community: Gordon out but racism not addressed
The Art Deco Society of California cut ties with Laurie Gordon after public backlash but accountability still hasn’t happened. Here’s why the boycott continues. Read More
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LA Phil’s Seoul Festival Brought the Fire, viola style
LA Phil’s Seoul Festival showcased Korean composers, Sunwook Kim, and a genre-bending viola concerto in one of the most thrilling concerts of 2025. Read More
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LA Phil’s Seoul Festival: Korean identity & melodious pride
An Enduring NarrativePart 2 of 2 on the LA Phil’s Seoul Festival(read Part 1 by ioana istrate) By Mi Ran ChoiSenior Contributor, Hollywoodland News In continued collaboration with Hollywoodland News’ Regina […] Read More
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Lilo & Stitch Returns with Real Heart and authentic Culture
In this review of Disney’s 2025 Lilo & Stitch live action remake, we explore the film’s cultural impact, emotional core and authentic Hawaiian representation. Read More
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Confidential Magazine Exposed: The Tabloid That Targeted Women, Gay Stars, and People of Color
Confidential magazine wasn’t just America’s most scandalous tabloid—it was weaponized gossip. The kind that didn’t just destroy careers. It destroyed people. Read More
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The Emperor’s Naked Army Marches On Documentary: What You Need to Know
The Emperor’s Naked Army Marches On documentary is a brutal film about justice, silence, and imperialism. This review explores why it still matters in 2025. Read More
