Top stories published by Plan A Magazine in February of 2018

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2018

February

Five Alive in Plan A Magazine

Feb 5, 2018

Chloe Kim and her Father are America’s Soft Power Nuke

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Chris Jesu Lee in Plan A Magazine

Feb 7, 2018

So, Where Are You From?

When asked where we’re from, many Asians defiantly name a Western location and…

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Five Alive in Plan A Magazine

Feb 27, 2018

David Chang, the Philosopher Chef

In his new television series Ugly Delicious, the man behind Momofuku…

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George Qiao in Plan A Magazine

Feb 27, 2018

Fake Chains: Racial Costuming in Modern Asian Media

On dead trust, yellow worlds, and guilt-free Asian…

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A Warm Day in Hell in Plan A Magazine

Feb 20, 2018

Gatekeeping America: White Supremacy Is Our Immigration Policy

By Guest Writer C.S. Tanaguchi—The…

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Plan A Editors in Plan A Magazine

Feb 12, 2018

“Escape From Plan A” Podcast Ep. 13: Guys, Do We Take Asian Women For Granted?

Mark Sejong in Plan A Magazine

Feb 21, 2018

Adoptees are Not Props for Your Social Media Fame

Learn how to actually parent

Recently, a story about a white adoptive mother of two Chinese-American adoptees and the art project she did highlighting 37 awful things said to them, has been making…

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Eliza Romero in Plan A Magazine

Feb 11, 2018

'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' And The Limits Of Call Out Culture

The Oscars are my Super…

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Plan A Editors in Plan A Magazine

Feb 12, 2018

When Asians Meet Jazz

By Guest Writer JY Lee

Plan A Editors in Plan A Magazine

Feb 22, 2018

“Escape From Plan A” Podcast Ep. 14: Walking In Adoptees’ Shoes (feat. Jen Kim)

January 2018

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These were the top 10 stories published by Plan A Magazine in February of 2018. You can also dive into daily archives for February of 2018 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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