In the never-ending year of Covid, the sheer number of bad things about America that have surfaced is unbelievable. From toilet paper hoarding, to executions of Black people by police, White Supremacists, anti-maskers, anti-vaxxers, all… Read More »How Am I Supposed To Feel?
Giving a lot of thought to the subject lately, I’ve come to the conclusion that the curse of insomnia isn’t so much an affliction of frustration as it is the result of an unease about… Read More »On Creativity and Insomnia
https://www.npr.org/2021/04/03/983406365/in-response-to-anti-asian-hate-incidents-groups-step-up-trainings-for-bystanders?fbclid=IwAR0NqGeiriJlo4bDy8_hdlHe70aGqiLD4Y86dJdKtwRmJ7FJA8fPLAiSK7k When I saw the video from the incident discussed in this article, I thought about how nobody went to her assistance but I figured, it’s New York. That might explain it, but it doesn’t… Read More »In a Violent World
The state senator is rightly under fire for illustrating the very same problems of racism and privilege he sought to denounce. (Opinion) Posted by Honolulu Civil Beat on Wednesday, March 31, 2021 I read this… Read More »It’s a Race to the Bottom
Time has a way of playing tricks with the mind where it distorts events, and you think a week or month passes in the blink of an eye one moment or crawls like a turtle.… Read More »Two Birthdays Under Covid
My apathy towards racial identity always seeps out whenever there is some incident that affects the Asian community. I read the article and see all the testimonials from famous Asian-American entertainers or politicians but I… Read More »On Race – Trying To Be Asian
https://www.npr.org/2021/03/27/981875154/blogger-gabby-beckford-on-the-difficult-decisions-made-traveling-during-the-pand I heard this story on NPR about a young woman who created what can be best described as a virtual tour guide business during the pandemic. Seems like it started out as a business… Read More »On American Exceptionalism