During the outbreak of the Black Lives Matters Movement, I contributed to a Twitter thread of Black-owned businesses by sharing a...

The Electoral College is a figurehead of American politics, invented by the Founding Fathers to be another revolutionary aspect of this...

To fully understand the breadth and scope of racial injustice in the Asian American population, we must examine the history of Asian America

Source: Vivify Change Catalyst via WordPress **As October is Filipinx-American History Month, this piece is dedicated to the manongs (the...

In such divisive times, art brings people together to start a conversation on social issues.

Discussions have been sparked on the call for pedagogy as an effective tool when it comes to discussing racism.

The COVID-19 pandemic has inspired an outpour of appreciation towards the country’s front-line workers such as doctors to nurses, through...

Being both Chinese and Filipina, I have always been very aware of the differences between these ethnic identities. Although both...

The intention of partisan gerrymandering is clear: to ignore the needs of constituents for one’s own political gain. In practice, it limits

" it is critical that our lawmakers examine the policies that have been created over the years which perpetuate the lower income and racial

“Centering Blackness takes into account the ways in which our social and economic structures are built on the invisibility and disposability

Since the most recent social justice uprising in response to police brutality even in the midst of a global pandemic in May 2020,...

In 1964, my paternal grandparents left Hong Kong with their two young children and immigrated to the United States. They entered through...

Preface (Updated 7/29): Since posting this article this AM, we'd like to acknowledge that having more representation in a company is a...

The ‘imposter syndrome’ term has long since been coined from feelings of inadequacy and dissatisfaction with one’s self. In these times...

Why did I start Empower To Change now? Since graduating from Cal, I had what still feels like the unthinkable honor of working on Capitol...

Where do we go from here? 2020 -- the start of a new decade. I don't think the average person saw a global pandemic coming, let alone...