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The Making of “Wasian”

August 12, 2026
By Victoria Vouloumanos
Beyond the TikTok hashtag and the Laufey "royal family" memes, "Wasian" has hardened into a strict racial category — sorted by a single look and severed from any shared history. It's not shorthand. It names the moment a mixed identity becomes legible enough to sell.

Sara Chia-Jewell's Dress Up Breaks Down the Boxes Mixed People Are Forced Into

April 17, 2026
By Angela Wong Carbone
The Malaysian-British filmmaker and actor on casting bias, proving your heritage, and why she'd rather be asked about her favorite film than her ethnicity.

Joel Kim Booster Talks *Loot*, Love Languages and Letting the Rage Simmer

December 3, 2025
By Dana Han-Klein
Comedian Joel Kim Booster opens up about Season 3 of *Loot*, growing up adopted, his love language, and why revenge and gift-giving go hand in hand.

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