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Who’s Laughing? Race, Gender and Stereotypes

January 18, 2017 by natalie 1 Comment

Who’s Laughing? Race, Gender and Stereotypes

​ Stereotypes are irresistible and so convenient. We've all used, laughed, or stayed silent, at one time or another, including me. But stereotypes cheapen the individuality of all of us, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, religion, and class, and undeniably some affiliate groups historically more than others, with many stereotypes influencing or directly ... Continue Reading

Remembering the Dream – MLK Day

January 16, 2017 by natalie Leave a Comment

Remembering the Dream – MLK Day

Honoring the man, the courage, and the dream with a community bike ride downtown to MLK National Historic Site in Atlanta. A time for reflection, inspiration, and service! Bike. Mentor. Volunteer. Lead. The work isn't done yet! ... Continue Reading

Letter to Editor: Dragons, Hoards and Immigrant Stereotypes

December 22, 2016 by natalie Leave a Comment

Letter to Editor: Dragons, Hoards and Immigrant Stereotypes

Letter to the Editor, The Economist: I love your publication especially the creative, witty headlines and graphics. You can imagine my dismay and disappointment when I saw the feature photo for the Who Is Chinese? article. Of the limitless images, creative ways to convey ethnicity, culture, and identity (available even to cell phone users), the photo you selected represents ... Continue Reading

Make Mulan Right

October 21, 2016 by natalie Leave a Comment

Make Mulan Right

For the real-action movie, Disney wants to change the traditional story line and replace the original legend of female warrior and heroine who saves her village and cast a white dude who saves her instead? Come on. Just say NO here with the Make Mulan Right petition. http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/11/entertainment/make-mulan-right-petition/ ... Continue Reading

Diversity and Hollywood: Mulan

October 14, 2016 by natalie Leave a Comment

Diversity and Hollywood: Mulan

  "Disney's upcoming 2018 live-action retelling of Mulan, the traditional Chinese story of a young girl who takes her father's place in war to save him, is being hit with criticism on social media after a speculative screenplay was leaked online. The information, posted anonymously on the websiteAngry Asian Man, revealed that the new Disney movie would not ... Continue Reading

Tribute to Female Civil Rights Leaders

October 20, 2015 by csbadmin

Tribute to Female Civil Rights Leaders As a multicultural relations educator, I know how gender bias and discrimination have shaped our country's policies and institutions. The recognition of female civil rights leaders is overdue and well-deserved. There are many more out there who made a difference or made huge sacrifices, often outside the spotlight or behind the scenes, ... Continue Reading

Chinese Traditional Medicine, Nobel Prize for Malaria Cure

October 6, 2015 by csbadmin

Definitely late, almost never: Woman receives recognition forty years later for discovering cure for malaria based in Chinese herbal medicine. http://www.vox.com/2015/10/6/9461471/nobel-malaria-tu-youyou ... Continue Reading

Happy Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival!

September 24, 2015 by csbadmin

  This time of year is like Chinese Thanksgiving--for a bountiful harvest before winter sets in, good health and family unity. Moon cakes, "rabbit in the moon" folklore, whole chicken/duck, taro root and pomelo (Chinese grapefruit) are traditional rituals and treats.  I just got a box of beautifully wrapped lotus seed and fig moon cakes. This year, we're treated to a ... Continue Reading

Adventure Gap: Diversity and the Outdoors

September 5, 2015 by csbadmin

Inspiring and motivating call to action talk by James Emerson Mills, journalist and author, ADVENTURE GAP: Changing the Face of the Outdoors. Be sure to catch his new documentary, AMERICAN ASCENT: Expedition Denali which chronicles the journey of the first group of African American, Asian and Latino non professionals climbers to tackle North America's highest peak. Thanks to ... Continue Reading

Harvard Foodie: Perplexing Peanut Allergies, New Research

August 27, 2015 by csbadmin

Perplexing Peanut Allergies, Breakthrough Study http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/study-challenges-years-of-peanut-allergy-advice/ No study is perfect but continuing research on peanut allergies sheds light on a perplexing issue that affects countries and cultures differently. For example, the U.S. and Britain have higher rates than most Asian countries but Australia has a ... Continue Reading

Lean In: Female Friendly ‘The Late Show’ | GOOD

August 23, 2015 by csbadmin

If we don't have direct representation of women late night talk show hosts, male allies are the next best thing, I guess. It's still disappointing in this day and age to have to rely on proxies. Sigh. http://magazine.good.is/articles/stephen-colbert-late-show-feminist ... Continue Reading

Rutabaga Pistachio Pappardelle: Foodie Spelling Bee

May 29, 2015 by csbadmin

Bring it on, bouillabaise, hollandaise, vermicelli! Why being a foodie could help you win a spelling bee http://usat.ly/1HxcX78 ... Continue Reading

Women's 'final four' for $20 bill chosen

April 10, 2015 by csbadmin

Women's 'final four' for $20 bill chosen http://usat.ly/1FyVixo I'm leaning Wilma. Who's your pick? ... Continue Reading

Vassar College Awarded Prize for Economic Diversity

April 7, 2015 by csbadmin

Very proud of my alma mater, Vassar College, for being the first award recipient of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, a no-strings-attached $1 million prize! Way to go VC. Keep up the great work! Almost one in four Vassar students have family incomes low enough to qualify for federal Pell grants. Among colleges with a four-year graduation rate of at least 75 percent, none has ... Continue Reading

Asian Stereotypes & Myth Busters

February 26, 2015 by csbadmin

DID YOU KNOW... Despite pervasive "model minority" stereotypes, education and broadband access continue to be barriers for many within the Asian Pacific American community. Higher education continues to be a far reach for many APAs. "Only 12% of Laotians, 14% of Hmong and Cambodians, and 18% of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders have a bachelor’s degree or higher, compared ... Continue Reading

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