Mending the Disconnect: Asian Adoptees During AAPI Heritage Month
Navigating identity can be hard for transracial adoptees. Take a look at different ways Asian adoptees can connect to their culture in AAPI Heritage Month.
Navigating identity can be hard for transracial adoptees. Take a look at different ways Asian adoptees can connect to their culture in AAPI Heritage Month.
While many Asian adoptees relate to each other in some aspects, there’s nuance in the varied experiences that don’t often get to be voiced.
The art of letter writing has managed to make one of the most isolating chapters of my life feel bright and full.
Transracial adoptees are speaking out more about their connection to the term “identity” and what that means for them.
What started as an Instagram page, with “personals” in the traditional newspaper ad format, is now an app which fosters community for queer folk in various ways — finding partners, friends, roommates, protest-buddies, work collaborations, and more.
If you’re looking to get creative with your digital hangouts, here are some ways you can stay connected to your loved ones while social distancing.
COVID-19 means our lives are online more than ever before. We Zoom-call colleagues, practice virtual yoga, and laugh with friends on FaceTime. Our sex lives are not exempt from this digital shift.
Making up a small percentage of the LGBTQIA+ community, asexuality is still misunderstood and underrepresented among other identities.
We’re celebrating all love today! The love between siblings. Parent and child. Pets and their humans. We’re celebrating all romantic and aromantic love of people of every expression of gender and sexuality. Because all of the love we share is important.
Whether or not it’s still edgy to finger-wag the plastic-packaged product of L-O-V-E, there’s a pocket of the population that fits in the sweet spot between two extremes. The Lone Romantics: The unattached yet unaffected; not searching or hoping, just absorbing and enjoying it all — and not just in it for the candy… for the most part.