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March 2022, Issue I

Dear Subscriber First Name,

Happy Women’s History Month!

When I think of women, I think of limitlessness despite limitations. Throughout history and today, women have lived and existed in ways that shaped the communities and world around them—as family members, as matriarchs, as caretakers, as creatives, as working women.

We are and always have been intrinsically of worth. Our worth is independent of our bodies, ability to give birth, domestic chores, and whether or not we wed.

Our worth lies in our dreams, our thoughts, our words, our actions. The paths we carve for ourselves, against all odds. The priorities we honor. The people we uplift—including ourselves. Who we are as individuals. Our exponential influence when we come together. We move with unmatched intuition.

The women in my life come from different generations and different walks of life. Yet the sisterhood I share with each has a depth and openness that shows me time and time again that when women uplift each other, the possibilities are limitless.

I leave you with a favorite Rupi Kaur poem:

i can live without romantic love
but i can’t survive without
the women i call friends
they know exactly what i need
before i even know i need it
the way we hold space
for each other is just different

With Love,
Haemee


P.S.
- to suggest a theme for an upcoming issue, message us at: newsletter@asianbossgirl.com.

 

Here’s why Ali Wong’s ultrasexual Don Wong is great content during this time of fear among Asian American women.

This list of 20 ways to make women’s lives simpler (read: unpacking learned sexism and male privilege). Share it with your friends, including your guy friends. At the very least, it’ll make good discussion.

Anti-Asian hate pushed L.A. writer, Jenny Liao, to relearn Cantonese and embrace her culture.

On International Women’s Day, some British companies “celebrating” women got called out by the Gender Pay Gap Bot on Twitter for failing to close the pay gap at their companies. Repeat after me, “virtue signaling”.

In case you were wondering, here’s what it means to be a true ally to women of color.

This Hmong embroidery artist honors her community and heritage by creating beautiful and elaborate portraits.

Words matter: here’s a closer look at how how women are represented in headlines from around the world.

On February 24, Russia shocked the world by beginning its assault on Ukraine. Today, Ukrainians are fighting to defend their country against Russia’s continued invasion. Learn more about the history between Russia and Ukraine, and how we got here.

She’s heeeeerrrrre!!

For a while, we dreamt of creating a community space for our corner of the Internet where you can all connect, make friends, share advice, and network. The ABG Collective is now live on Discord. Join the conversation!

 

Reading: RISE - At long last, the book we’ve needed is finally here! Philip Wang (WongFu, our Helen’s husband), Phil Yu (AngryAsianMan), and journalist Jeff Yang created THE reference for the last 30 years of Asian American culture. RISE is now available online and at a bookstore near you.

Watching: Turning Red - Pixar’s animated film tells the story of 13-year-old Mei Li, who “poofs” into a giant red panda when overwhelmed with excitement, and her (slightly overbearing) mother, Ming (voiced by Sandra Oh). Hilarious and heartfelt, Turning Red is sure to bring laughter and all the feels.

Eating: Fried Enoki Mushrooms - This vegetarian and vegan-friendly recipe will satisfy the ASMR nerds out there. It’s crispy, it’s crunchy, and it’s mighty delicious! The perfect snack or side dish for your next meal.

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