At the Garrison Theater on Saturday, Oct. 29, father-son duo Hao Huang and Micah Huang PZ ’13 performed “American Dreams/Asian Nightmares.”
Tag: Representation
‘Home’ is where your heart is: BIPOC actors own the stage as they perform musical theater
In efforts to celebrate diversity in drama, Spotlight Musical Theater staged an all-BIPOC Musical Theater Showcase.
Lights, camera, casting: Unpacking race and representation on ‘Bridgerton’
Because of its inconsistency with discussing race and culture, season two of “Bridgerton” continues the first season’s failure at genuinely portraying a post-racial society, argue Sridha Chadalavada PO ’24 and Anuradha Krishnan PO ’24.
Chew on this: The bitter taste of disparities in the presentation and popularization of food
Food columnist Stephanie Du SC ’21 discusses the disparities and difficulties of being a person of color consuming or creating food and food media. “We must acknowledge that each culture is different and food inequality exists. Respecting our differences and being conscious of our language and actions are steps forward to showing appreciation for varying cuisines and cultures,” she writes.
Art for aid: how Black 5Cs artists are using their work to promote and fund social change
Black artists across the 5Cs are using their artistic talents to showcase Black beauty, reimagine the mainstream, and fundraise for change.
OPINION: We shouldn’t have another white man for president
After forty-four out of forty-five presidents being white men, it’s necessary for representation that we elect someone else in 2020.
OPINION: ‘Just let us have this one thing’: Fly international flags at commencement
International students make huge contributions to Pomona College while getting little in return. It’s only fair that Pomona fly the flags of their countries at commencement.
OPINION: Pomona, you don’t represent my country. Don’t fly its flag
Pomona College has decided not to display the flags of international students’ home countries during this year’s commencement ceremony, according to ASPC. This change in policy has caused discontent among international students and prompted the International Student Mentor Program to collect signatures arguing against it. But, as an international student,
OPINION: The new ‘Barbie’ movie is one step forward, two steps back
Her flowing golden locks and iconic slender waist were what made her the archetype of the Hollywood dream girl. Now, she’s making a comeback. The new “Barbie” movie, an adult comedy, will star Margot Robbie as the live action version of the doll, according to Variety. The making of this