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NBC: And though showing raw emotion is seen as non-masculine, worship is the rare environment in which tears and vulnerability are accepted and welcomed, particularly among Asian men, said Nadia Kim, a professor of…
Yeoh — who during her speech opened up about the racism she witnessed in her early days in Hollywood, as well as the dwindling opportunities for aging actresses — represents Asian women across a…
LMU Professor of Asian and Asian American Studies Nadia Kim was interviewed about Constance Wu on the Facebook Watch program Red Table Talk, featuring Jada Pinkett Smith, her daughter, Willow, and her mother, Adrienne…
NBC News: Nadia Kim, sociologist and Asian and Asian American studies professor at Loyola Marymount University, said Wu’s fear of putting a “stain” on the show speaks to how the experiences of Asian American…
NBC News: With Asian American women so scarcely found in leadership roles or effective networking circles, it’s even less likely for such information to be passed down among them, said Nadia Kim, a professor…
LMU’s Nadia Kim, professor of Asian and Asian American Studies, was interviewed for this piece about English television culture in South Korea, authored by Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick. “English is everywhere,” Kim said. “Three-year-old kids…
Nadia Kim, professor of Asian and Asian American studies at Loyola Marymount University, similarly said that much of the hate from fellow Asian Americans shows that Wu “violated” the idea that she should “defer…
