History The Best of Nicole Chung
Nicole Chung is beautiful and perfect and the best thing the Toast ever did.
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History 
Books An Interview with Celeste Ng, Author of Everything I Never Told You
Nicole Chung talks with Celeste Ng about her novel, writing, addressing issues of race and culture, Asian Americans in the media, her next book, and more.
Books An Interview with Sarah Jeong, Author of The Internet of Garbage
Sarah Jeong, author of THE INTERNET OF GARBAGE, talks with The Toast about online harassment, doxing, free speech, community/platform moderation, and more.
Television How To Tell If You Are In A Korean Drama
Are you living in a Korean drama? We can help.
Books An Interview with Alexander Chee
An interview with author Alexander Chee about writing, teaching, publishing, his recent "Future Queer" cover story for TNR, and more.
Family Things I Wish I Could Say To People, Interracial Family Edition
The things that sometimes flit through my head when people say silly things about our interracial family.
Music How To Tell If You Are In A Famous Opera
Are you in the plot of a famous opera right now? Here are some signs to look for.
Movies Helen Cho, Age of Ultron, and Representation Feels
Helen Cho. Claudia Kim. HELEN CHO. CLAUDIA KIM.
Family First Steps: Searching for My Birth Family
Nicole Soojung Callahan on her decision to search for her birth family.
Beauty If John Cho Were Your Boyfriend
Literally all Nicole could think about last night, so here you go. JUST IMAGINE.
Books After Amy Tan: An Asian American Literature Roundtable
Five Asian American women writers discuss APIA literature, race, identity, the role of APIA-centric publications, favorite books, and more.
Heroes Meeting Mr. Darcy: My One Day as a Film Extra
It's Oscar season, so here's a little story about that one time I became a film extra in the hope of meeting Colin Firth.
Family Friendship and Race and Knowing Your Place
On racism and friendship, and when and where to draw lines.
Family My Other Parent
What it's like to be in reunion, and a conversation I'd been avoiding with my birth father.
Family “Did You Ever Mind It?”: On Race and Adoption
Nicole Soojung Callahan on growing up adopted.
