Being APA means being a melting pot of cultures: getting McDonald's one night and Hot Pot on another (but also having boba both nights).
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I'm super passionate about Asian American representation and I wanted to find a club that shared those values.
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APASA ended up being a perfect fit where I've been able to do what I love most while finding a strong community with some of the most amazing people who I love most.
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APA means a lot of different things, but when I think about it my mind conjures up a warm feeling.
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I've come to learn that being APA means finding solidarity with those who also identify as APA and connecting through our struggles and similarities.
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Thus, we opt for a percentage, like a heterogeneous matcha latte, 40% tea and 60% almond milk (for us lactose-sensitive souls).
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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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