“it is our turn to be apart of art history”, a #MIXEDLENS with painter Sophia Nuñez
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“ You must be there to perform and to live. And when words fail you know that movement and dancing won't” An interview with LACHSA dance student, Maya Pacheco.
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Two paths intersect during the Civil War leading to a struggle to hold onto the money bag—a short film by Nolan Trifunovic.
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“My lived experience has created disorientation within the intersection of black and white culture…”
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“Based on Kung-Fu movies from the 1960s, this shoot, featuring two other mixed Asian models, highlights the appeal and the futility of America's attempts to commodify 'Asianness.”
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“I believe my race doesn’t matter when it comes to who I am as a person”
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“Dear Humanity, please stop telling me to straighten my hair”
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“But also you're gonna fucking hear this poem about me being afro-indigenous, you know?”
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“All my life, I have heard snippets of what life was like there - devastating earthquakes, martial law, machine guns echoing in the middle of the night…”
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“I love using color and having the audience decide what those colors mean for them”
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“My photography is my way of trying to show the good and beauty in every ethnicity, sexuality, and socioeconomic background”
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“It opened my eyes to the fact that you could be dual or multi-identity instead of having to choose one or the other.”
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“While exploring my thoughts I realize that while my eyes may not be the bright hue of the ocean, they are still just as important, just as beautiful.”
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“The morning of Wednesday, November 9th, 2016, will forever be ingrained in my mind as the morning my family truly understood how the rest of this country understood us.”
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“Being a film director, from my perspective, especially as a person of color, a mixed race individual, puts you in a position of telling stories rarely told in media.”
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“The ability to fit in anywhere suddenly becomes the ability to empathize with anyone.”
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“What I am shouldn’t have mattered, but in this world, a lot of things that shouldn’t matter tend to divide us more than we’d like to admit.”
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“ When I engage with other people who are multiracial there is a sort of exchange that I never seem to be able to experience with anyone else.”
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