In an inclusive DEI environment, people will never have to apologize for their varied English skills.
Annie Jiang
Yarn collector, unsuccessful baker, gym runner, Annie is a junior at Arcadia High School. In addition to being an MBTI nerd, she spends an unhealthy amount of time browsing reddit, exploring news outlets, and experimenting with photojournalism.
Opinion: The concept of American dream is flawed, because it is not for Americans
If the definition of American is not inclusive, the American dream is not inclusive
What to know about the debate behind Lunar New Year
In recent years, the Lunar New Year celebration has sparked a spirited debate over its official terminology. Should it be referred to as “The Lunar New Year” or “The Chinese New Year”?
Opinion: Period poverty is a social silence we should no longer ignore
Access to menstrual hygiene for all is a right, not a privilege. We should no longer make period poverty a “neglected public health issue.”
Old fasioned, but an artistry journey: Weekending at Wollhaus in Pasadena
From vibrant hand-made yarns to crochet and knitting workshops, Wollhaus is a quiet retreat for those who are seeking traditional crafting experience.
Opinion: Parents, please keep Santa alive
To this day, I still believe in Santa because I know my Santas exist.
Column: An immigrant student’s perspective on ELD inclusion in the United States
What does it mean to be an American?