By Melissa Slaugher & Lauren Hardie
At Hapa Mag, we often discuss how Hapas connect different cultures, and opposing worlds, and how that is a superpower. To see this idea represented on the big screen—possibly the most public platform one can find—validates all of us externally.
Read MoreA photo gallery of Diane Meck, a New York City-based dancer, actor, singer, and choreographer.
Read MoreBy Alex Chester
“I have felt there are roles I could fit into, but rarely does a role feel custom-tailored to my look, especially if casting for a family. That is, until Andi Mack.”
Read MoreStaff picks of what we’re reading this winter.
Read MoreBy Melissa Slaughter
Whether you’re wrapped in The North Face flannel, or chilling in California with a cardigan, you won’t be disappointed with these four Hapa artists.
Read MoreBy Melissa Slaughter
Jonathan Castanien (host of the podcast Not So Ancient; American Theatre Magazine “Role Call: People to Watch”) discusses podcasting, inclusivity in theatre and creating space for Hapas in the Asian-American community.
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