The Model “Minari”ty: Eldest Daughter Complex
In many ways, Minari is a breakthrough of a film, capturing an experience that resonates with the Korean diaspora and…
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“Wonder Woman 1984:” the Antithesis of Liberation
Disclaimer: contains spoilers Wonder Woman 1984 is not a women’s empowerment movie; in fact, it has exactly the opposite effect….
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Black Entertainment Without Black Trauma: Recommendations for BHM!
Disclaimer: includes spoilers In honor of Black History Month, here is a list of TV show episodes, TV shows and…
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The Visible Cop in “The Invisible Man”
Warning: contains spoilers The Invisible Man starring Elizabeth Moss has been on my watchlist ever since I saw a trailer…
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The myth of Asian American political complacency: marginalized progressives and rising conservatism
More and more media sources are suggesting the Republican Party should tap into the voter bloc of Asian Americans. Asian…
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Students Face Financial Aid Challenges for 2020-21 School Year
Prior to receiving her financial aid package from Wellesley, Bella Hedly ’23 was reassured by the cost estimate provided by…
Read MoreState of limbo: the duality of being ‘Chinese-American’
Forty-three countries do not allow dual citizenship. China is one of them. To some extent that means being Chinese and…
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