It's something so inextricable, beautiful, powerful, and impossible to define.
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For me, being APA in the States means being able to equally explore and learn more about both my Korean and American roots.
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As the mist settled and the blue lights dimmed, the audience let out a collective gasp.
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More and more of my APIDA friends and family have shared their tragic experiences of facing increased hostility and outright racism.
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I admired the impact that APASA was making on campus for the APA community.
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I never thought I could use my ethnicity and/or identity could positively impact the community until I found out about APASA.
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I was drawn to APASA because of the potential it offered as a community with purpose.
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APA means duality. By being APA, I think I always felt pressured to choose to be either Asian or American.
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Passing on Chinese traditions and teaching other people about these customs is something that is really important to me.
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Being APA has always been an identity that I’ve struggled with as a mixed-race kid.
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Being APA means being a part of a community of individuals who are proud of who they are.
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All the events have a special part in my heart, but my favorite moments are the simple ones.
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