Like many industries in the US, the comedic arts are dominated by white males, making it especially noteworthy and necessary when women of color take the...
The recent murder of eight people, including six of Asian descent at three different locations—a massage parlor in Acworth, GA and two spas in Atlanta,...
This winter break I’m bringing home two suitcases: one full of clothes, one empty.
I'll fill the empty one with frozen Filipino food like sapin-sapin...
By Diti Kohli, Former Editor-in-Chief
/ December 12, 2019
My high school boyfriend’s dreary old minivan was a staple in our driveway. He hugged my mom when they crossed paths in public, watched football games...
By Diti Kohli, Former Editor-in-Chief
/ October 23, 2019
I’m often an all-black outfit kind of gal. My wardrobe mostly comprises turtlenecks, collared shirts, and high-waisted jeans in a sophisticated albeit...
Part of my identity is made up of being academically successful, or, for a better use of the term, a “know-it-all.” Growing up half-Korean in a Korean-dominated...
When Sept. 15 arrived, the first day of National Hispanic Heritage Month, I was eager to go to the Dining Center to see the foods they’d be serving that...
I was sitting in an Uber with my friend Sydnie when my driver started telling us about his childhood in Roxbury, Massachusetts. His story didn’t particularly...
On Nov. 7, 2018, I walked into a meeting about institutional racism at Emerson College and was surprised to see I was the only student of color in the...
By Diti Kohli, Former Editor-in-Chief
/ February 20, 2019
In July 2015, a Huffington Post Canada article about the fashion choices of a Bollywood star’s wife sparked controversy because of its headline, “Shahid...
By Abigail Hadfield, Former Deputy Copy Editor
/ February 5, 2019
For the first 18 years of my life, I viewed myself as white. When I came to Emerson, I realized that even though I am mixed, I could still belong to communities...
