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Élodie Yung, star of FOX’s primetime drama "The Cleaning Lady," highlighting her Khmer heritage for AANHPI Heritage Month. youtube.com/watch?v=Vb2ylA…

"Death never happens the way we think it will. It entails logistics, awkwardness, and discomfort, and Prasad honestly captures those feelings here. This is a memoir worth reading..." @GraceLP's 'The Translator's Daughter' reviewed in @MochiMag mochimag.com/arts-culture/2…

As an Asian American, what acts of self care have you benefited from and how have they improved your mindset and overall well being? What is some of your own advice you’d give to others who are struggling with prioritizing their wellness without feeling selfish?

As an Asian American, what is a decision or choice you've made around religion/faith, and what influenced that decision? How has your life been impacted by a decision you made around religion/faith?

Hot take: You are not "bad at money." Especially if you're from a marginalized community. Join Mochi & @NAPAWF at a virtual workshop with @HeyBerna on Tu Apr 9, where she will walk us through setting up finances through a 1st/2nd generation BIPOC lens. 🔗bit.ly/decolonize-mon…

You can purchase E.L. Shen’s novel “The Queens of New York” via Mochi Mag’s Bookshop.org storefront where every purchase supports Mochi’s mission and your reading journey. bookshop.org/shop/mochimag

Read the full essay at mochimag.com/our.../el-shen…

Inspired by real-life friendships that have withstood the test of time and distance, @ELShenWrites memorialized these bonds in her first novel, “The Queens of New York.” In an exclusive essay, E.L. shares the special nature of her friendship with Eileen and Emily.

Are you looking for your next read? Might I suggest this cozy book? Here's my full review at @MochiMag. mochimag.com/arts-culture/w…

Thrilled to share that I've been featured in @MochiMag ! I delved into my journey as a Chinese journalist in the U.S., focusing on covering stories from underserved communities. mochimag.com/lifestyle/inte… #Journalism #DiversityInMedia #Feature

The Chinese folklore is typically about romantic love, but guest writer Ariana Kessler reminds us that it can love can be expansive in its reach. mochimag.com/our-voices/red…

This is your sign to suggest “BURNING MY ROTI” for your book club. In an interview with Mochi, author @sharandhaliwal_ gets personal and honest, touching on her experiences with racism, body image disorders, & self-loathing while growing up. 🔗 mochimag.com/arts-culture/s…

“The problems of hunger today have so much to do with distribution and what people call ‘food apartheid’ ,” Mai Nguyen (@farmermainguyen) shared with Mochi’s Arts and Culture editor Yvonne Su (@luandlight) 🌾 🔗 mochimag.com/lifestyle/sust… #AsianAmerican #AsianFarmers

Home-cooked Asian dishes >>>>> Sharing this delicious food narrative by our writer Shreya Suresh, where she recalls eating at her grandparents' house, competing to see who had the higher spice tolerance. Read the full article 🔗 mochimag.com/arts-culture/s… #SouthAsianHeritageMonth

What do you remember watching your parents’ marriage growing up? For Jessica Liu, her parents’ love story sounded like something out of a Disney movie Read Jessica’s full narrative at MochiMag.com 🔗: mochimag.com/lifestyle/rela… #EverydayAsianAmerican

We’re sick of society shaming women for ✨ wanting more ✨ so we’re sharing this piece by @themandarinmama about how K-pop Band BTS gave her permission to be a woman who wants. Read more: mochimag.com/entertainment/… 🔗 #BTSNation #Kpop #BTS10thAnniversary

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