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Mixed Asian Media (MAM) is a website and community created by multiracial, mixed Asian/Pacific Islanders. We aim to build community, foster discussion, and increase visibility by exploring what it means to be of mixed Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian descent today.
The purpose of this art series was to highlight how mixed Asian individuals have had a tangible impact on the world, for better or for worse — be it in culture, politics, arts or sciences.
In the entertainment world, a production company experimenting with AI showcased their ability to change a white actor’s race to Black or Asian. With AI at their fingertips, Hollywood studios that are already notorious for excluding diverse cast, crew, and executives will have the capability to completely eliminate diverse actors from their ...
I can bemoan being white-passing, but I can’t deny — nor could I ever quantify — the privilege it brings me, particularly with the rise of anti-Asian violence, where I often found myself wondering, hoping, that I “pass” enough to avoid discrimination, to escape harm.
Rachel Marsh stars as lovable, introverted scientist Luna in the new Rob-John Owen Lowe Netflix comedy Unstable. She shares her experiences on set, as well as her hope for comedic Asian characters on TV.
K.M. Gang is a mixed Chinese college student, trumpeter, and musician studying music education. She hopes to become a music teacher to inspire younger generations with the gift of music and to be a face for mixed Asian representation in the music world.
Kiku Collins, a NYC based mixed Asian trumpeter, shares experiences from her professional music career: from gender and race based discrimination to auditioning for Jay-Z. Kiku discusses how we can start conversations about marginalization and allyship within performance spaces.
In 2020 we were recognized by the Nielsen Consumer Report on Asian Americans, this propelled us to keep pushing forward and proved to us that our message was needed and necessary. MAM is a space for mixed Asian Pacific Islanders to find their community and see themselves in mainstream media.
Something we strive for at Mixed Asian Media is to show the varying degrees of representation within the mixed Asian community. It's so lovely to hear that there are more mixed Asian people in Locke & Key that audiences aren't necessarily aware of, and you're at the forefront.
Mixed Asian Media - May 7, 2022 By Hayley Palmer Being a long-time fan of Alice Oseman’s webcomic Heartstopper , I’ve closely — my friends might say obsessively — followed the progress of the Netflix adaptation since the open casting calls were announced.