Op-Ed

Yellow fever is a widespread phenomenon. According to data collected from online dating sites, all men except Asians prefer to romantically pursue Asian women. There are many dating sites specifically tailored for white men looking to date Asian women. There is even a Tumblr blog that compiles messages from “creepy white guys with Asian fetishes.” […]

“The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly.” – Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai One of the best, unforeseen consequences of simplifying our lives is it has allowed us to begin living […]

Diversity is a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts, which include race, ethnic origin and color, religion and creed, sexual orientation, age, and ability As ever-evolving creatures in an ever-changing world, the innumerable aspects of our humanity — all our ways of being, knowing, and moving through the world — are […]

As most of the world approaches the one-year mark of the massive spread of the novel coronavirus, there are many activities for us which have become the “new normal”. Wearing a mask in public places and with people around is one of the aspects that first come to mind. Countries and governments around the world […]

Never before have so many young people been involved in movements for change worldwide. We are taking to the streets and using online social networks and communities to connect, express our voices, and campaign for change. We are protesting against authoritarian regimes, corruption, and inequalities. We are fighting for sustainable development and a better future […]

The recent years have seen a healthy increase in discussion around mental health, both online and offline. Having open conversations about mental health goes a long way towards helping de-stigmatize it in society, and for many, can be the first push for them to seek medical and professional help.  Here are some common myths/stigmas about […]