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Erin Chew

Austin, San Diego
As seen in: MSN, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, Junkee, NewsBreak, Texas Medical Center, ASAM News, Ask By Geeks, The Rheumatologist
Freelance writer, Editor: BEING ASIAN AUSTRALIAN, Co-founder: ASIAN AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE, anti-racism activist + social entrepreneur- all opinions are my own.
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Editor of new AAPI textbook explains why it is needed today

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By Erin Chew
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How do AAPI communities see themselves, and how have their contributions made an impact in America? These are questions, which Kelly Fong, Ph.D, co-director and co-editor of Foundations and Futures: Asian American and Pacific Islander Multimedia Textbook, has sought to answer in this online resource. “As AAPIs, we often undervalue our achievements, contributions and impact. This is because we have for generations not been seen, become invisible and underrepresented,” Fong said.
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Character Honors celebrates impactful AAPIs to kick off AAPI Heritage Month

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By Erin Chew
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By Erin Chew GoldenTV and Character Media hosted the inaugural Character Honors at The London West Hollywood recently, celebrating AAPI leaders shaping the future of business, culture, and innovation.
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"Yankee Dawg You Die" redefines Asian representation on screen – AsAmNews

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By Erin Chew
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By Erin Chew Set in 1980s Los Angeles, the stage production Yankee Dawg You Die by Philip Kan Gotanda (The Wash, Life Tastes Good) follows two actors from different generations. The first is Vincent Chang– a seasoned Hollywood veteran who built his hard-won career playing the stereotype that was offered to him. The others is Bradley Yamashita – a rising star who is determined to break barriers and really show what Asian American actors are made of.
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