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Category: Museum exhibits

January 3, 2020 Jana J. Monji

New Year’s Celebrations: The Year of the Rat

October 11, 2019 Jana J. Monji

Diversity in Nineteen Nineteen

April 21, 2017 Jana J. Monji

Foodie Alert: James Beard Special Program at the Huntington

December 19, 2016 Jana J. Monji

‘The Science Behind Pixar’ a Must-See for Animation Fans

November 5, 2016 Jana J. Monji

‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ panel and signing event in Alhambra

August 20, 2016 Jana J. Monji

Guillermo del Toro at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

August 16, 2016August 16, 2016 Jana J. Monji

Huntington Library Calendar of Events: August-October 2016

August 16, 2016August 17, 2016 Jana J. Monji

‘Geographies of Wonder: Evolution of the National Park Idea, 1933–2016’

August 1, 2016August 1, 2016 Jana J. Monji

Press release: NASA Orbit Pavilion Sound Experience Opens in October

March 18, 2016 Jana J. Monji

USC Pacific Asia Museum Must-see exhibit: ‘Royal Taste’

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    As a third-generation California, the second-generation born in the US, I’ve long chafed at the representation of history, as if the United States must always look towards not only Anglican roots, but also focus on the events on the East Coast to explain the United States. Sexism has always been one explanation for why the […]
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  • National Garden of American Heroes: No Room for Native Americans, Latinos or Asian Americans? July 5, 2020
    You have to wonder what exactly was the criteria for Trump’s National Garden of American Heroes. The list has some questionable choices and notable omissions: There are no Native Americans, no Latinos, no Asian Americans, no scientists and no artists. Don’t worry: This isn’t lacking in “diversity” if you believe in a binary system. I’m […]
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  • The Heat, Hollywood and 44 NoHo Minutes July 2, 2020
    For 44 minutes on February 28, 1997, the LAPD were heroes. In the aftermath, gun control was an issue that fluttered in a twilight zone of survival, and the militarization of the LAPD and other police forces began. Before we consider defunding the police in Los Angeles, it’s worth remembering how a cool February morning was […]
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  • Don’t Blackout History: Lynching Beyond the Binary of Black and White June 26, 2020
    As an Asian American, I’m used to the whitewashing of history, but there”s also another thing few people talk about: Sometimes, history is re-written with large sections blacked out. What’s left might be true, but it isn’t the whole story. That’s the case when two black men were found hanged in Southern California this month. […]
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  • ‘Da 5 Bloods’: What to Do About the Lahu? June 26, 2020
    Spike Lee’s new film on Netflix is timely in how it crystalizes who white and black audience members are supposed to cheer for and who is lost in this binary examination of race. Here black and white audiences are unified on this point: Asian lives don’t matter. The plot is simple. During the Vietnam War, […]
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  • Ms. Geek Speaks: Asian America and Black America June 24, 2020
    During the 1992 LA Riots, I made two compromises. I didn’t report racist comments of a black journalist about Asian Americans and I didn’t pursue translations of South Korean headlines because my contact at a Los Angeles-based Korean news agency told me it would  only make things worse. While events related to George Floyd overshadowed […]
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    Spike Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods” takes five African American men to Vietnam–four are remembering the past and all five are hoping for a better future because there’s gold in them there hills. This treasure hunt is also a history lesson, with the action in the present stopped to remind us of the past or even […]
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  • Ms. Geek Speaks: Did Black Lives Matter Get Played? June 4, 2020
    A week ago on (27 May 2020) Wednesday, protestors made it clear that the Los Angeles demonstrations about police brutality in another city in a different state weren’t going to be peaceful. That should have been a warning to the organizers of the protests and to anyone who joined them. To be clear, I believe […]
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  • ‘First Vote’: Chinese Americans and Trump May 15, 2020
    Yi Chen could not have imagined how more intensely interesting his one-hour documentary, “First Vote,” would become. The film follows two men and two women, all Chinese American, and both for and against Trump and covers 2016 to 2018. You might find some of this infuriating, but we do have to learn how to have […]
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  • PBS ‘Asian Americans’ Episode 5: ‘Breaking Through’ May 14, 2020
    The last episode of the PBS “Asian Americans” is about “Breaking Through” and where we are today although so much can be added now with the swell of COVID-19 related events. At the beginning stand-up comedian Hari Kandabalou reminds viewers that it is predicted that white people will be the minority in a couple of […]
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