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The Horror of Wanting to be White in Amy Wang’s “Slanted” Original

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By Giannina Ong Verified
| Mochi Magazine Verified
High schooler Joan Huang is tired of being Asian, and the Chinese American teen desperately wants to win prom queen. When a mysterious corporation offers her the chance to become a white girl, she jumps at the opportunity. From the mind of director and writer Amy Wang, “Slanted” is a body horror thriller that explores the privileges and biases, often internal, about race.
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Why Our Morning Coffee is a Matter of Power According to "Art of Citizenry"

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By Giannina Ong Verified
| Mochi Magazine Verified
Often, the most ordinary parts of our daily routine are shaped by forces larger than we realize. For example, choosing where to buy coffee can influence who profits, whose labor is protected, and which businesses survive in our neighborhoods. These seemingly small choices are deeply connected to systems of power, capital, and community. Created in 2020 by Manpreet Kaur Kalra, “Art of Citizenry” is a podcast that explores these hidden connections.
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Chloé Zhao’s “Hamnet” Gives Shakespeare’s Wife Her Turn in the Light

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By Giannina Ong Verified
| Mochi Magazine Verified
Not much is known about the playwright William Shakespeare. Still, that does not stop people from wondering. The latest entry in the Shakespearean Cinematic Universe (so to speak) is  “Hamnet,” based on the 2020 novel by Maggie O’Farrell. Directed and co-written by Chinese filmmaker Chloé Zhao, the screen adaptation chooses to focus on a particular period of Shakespeare’s life and surprisingly not even on Shakespeare himself.
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