Published inMCS 164 U17MCS-164: RecapIn one of the first classes, we learned the concept of digital labor and how everyone is involved in it. We were to pull out a certain…Sep 2, 2017Sep 2, 2017
Published inMCS 164 U17Love Language Online: Ideology of LikesI was scrolling through my Instagram feed the other day, looking at all of the people’s photos I follow. Some of the users I follow are…Aug 26, 2017Aug 26, 2017
Published inMCS 164 U17Nintendo Game GirlGrowing up, my first experience with video games included a humongous, device with a black and white screen. There was slot where you can…Aug 19, 2017Aug 19, 2017
Published inMCS 164 U17Behind the ScenesA couple of months ago, I went on a camping trip with a couple of my friends and their family. We rented a cabin, which was only about a…Aug 12, 2017Aug 12, 2017
Published inMCS 164 U17We’re Watching YouIn 2011, one of the biggest names in U.S. history has been killed. But instead of grieving over his death, Americans rejoiced and…Aug 5, 20171Aug 5, 20171
Published inDiaspora & IdentitySiblings: My Sense of CommunityLast Friday, December 2, 2016, an artist warehouse known as the “Ghost Ship” in Oakland, CA was engulfed in flames.Dec 13, 2016Dec 13, 2016
Published inDiaspora & IdentityPast Actions Leads to Future DiscriminationGrowing up in a Japanese household, I never really came across discrimination. I had a Caucasian best friend in kindergarten whose parents…Dec 2, 2016Dec 2, 2016
Published inDiaspora & IdentityRacist or Just Too SensitiveOctober 31st, or as many people call it Halloween. Originally a time where kids knock on strangers’ doors and receive candy, has turned…Nov 2, 2016Nov 2, 2016
Published inDiaspora & Identity“Raccoon” Spirit, the Face of JapanAlthough I was born in America, my first language was not English. In fact, I didn’t learn to speak English until I got to kindergarten. In…Oct 24, 2016Oct 24, 2016
