Television Saga Norén, the Autistic Superwoman of “The Bridge”
Rosemary Collins on seeing herself in the protagonist of "The Bridge."
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Race Sidekick No More: Writing Asian Superheroes and the Challenges of Representation
On the author's childhood ambivalence for Jubilee and her anxiety when it comes to creating her own Asian American characters.
Health Disability Representation and the Problem with “Inspiration Porn”
Keah Brown on the representation of people with disabilities, and the dehumanization perpetuated by "inspiration porn."
Books On Blindness and the Portrayal of Marie-Laure in All the Light We Cannot See
Sheri Wells-Jensen, a blind writer and professor, on why she is so troubled by the character of Marie-Laure LeBlanc in Anthony Doerr's novel.
Movies Why Finn is the Best Character in Star Wars: The Force Awakens
You can disagree, but you'd be wrong.
Books I Wrote the Accent: A Black Writer Considers “Urban Romance”
"I want to create thoughtful work about being Black, as I experience it. I specifically want to do this for the girls like me."
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.
The Internet Wanting to Be Heard: On Podcasts and Representation
Laura Eppinger talks with podcasters about representation, what the form has to offer, and what the future might hold.
Interviews “We’re here, and we can play all sorts of roles”: Julia Cho on Acting and Asian American Representation
A conversation with actor and theatre producer Julia Cho about Asian/Pacific Islander American representation onscreen and onstage.
Movies Helen Cho, Age of Ultron, and Representation Feels
Helen Cho. Claudia Kim. HELEN CHO. CLAUDIA KIM.
