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Grace Z. Li

  • Writer and Designer, Mission Asset Fund
United States
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Former University President Derek Bok Says Harvard Should End Legacy Admissions

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By Grace Z. Li
| NewsBreak
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Asian American Magazine Fights Erasure

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By Grace Z. Li, Ida Mojadad
| San Francisco Weekly Verified
On the cusp of its 18th birthday, Hyphen — a San Francisco-founded indie magazine dedicated to amplifying Asian American perspectives — received an unpleasant surprise. Andrew Kuo and Kareem Rahma — former executives at A+E Networks, the New York Times, and VICE — were launching Hyphen Media, a new podcasting company with considerable investor backing and a stunningly similar moniker and mission: to “tell colorful stories” by underrepresented voices.
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Fight Food Waste While Getting Cheap Eats

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By Grace Z. Li
| San Francisco Weekly Verified
On a sunny day in San Francisco, TikTok user @agoodkaren walks and talks into the camera on her way to La Boulangerie. “I saw this TikTok of this guy talking about this app that’s supposed to get you hella cheap food and help with food waste,” she says. It sounds like it’s too good to be true — but it’s actually Too Good to Go, an app that’s meant to offer an alternative solution for restaurants and grocery stores that toss their perfectly edible food.
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