– Fashion and (Life)Style blogging
– I am bilingual (Spanish/English)
– I am a multimedia journalist (can shoot photo/video, edit, and write; I have experience presenting on camera and doing voice overs)
Jean Ho
Interested in pop culture, feminism, humor, and literary fiction.
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Julia Carrie Wong
Covering labor, tech, the Bay Area, feminism, racism, and activism.
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Terra Trevor
Writer invested in Native American issues and collaboration.
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- Children of the Dragonfly Native American Voices on Child Custody and Education (The University of Arizona Press)
- The Huffington Post archive
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Aaron Samuels
Nationally acclaimed performer writing about gender, black Judaism, mental instability, and religion.
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- Triumph XV: Vetala (Tor)
- 3 Poems (CAP)
- COVERED IN GRASS
- Translating Jacob (Thrush Poetry Journal)
- Identity ish
- Aaron Samuels Poetry
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Hope Wabuke
A writer of poetry, essays, and book reviews, concentrating on feminism, children’s writes, culture, and literature.
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- 5 Moments in the Life of a Black Mother (The Hairpin)
- How the Attachment Parenting Debate Ignores Mothers of Color (The Daily Beast)
- Hope Wabuke
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Shweta Narayan
Juliana Delgado Lopera
I’m the new artistic director for RADAR Productions so I’d love to meet more POC queer writers/poets/artists and have them perform at our events.
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Diana Burbano
Diana Burbano, a Colombian immigrant, is an Equity actress and a respected teaching artist at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, CA. She has created notable roles in the world premieres of The Labors of Hercules at the Laguna Playhouse, Imagine at South Coast Repertory and Sweet Peace at Center Theatre in Santa Barbara. She directs, produces, writes and manages Sleep Till Noon Productions. Diana is a member of the inaugural writers circle for Latino Theatre Association/ Los Angeles. Her play Fabulous Monsters was a selection of Fullerton College’s 25th Annual Playwrights Festival 2015, the 1st Playwrights Nest Festival at Los Angeles Theatre Center and OC-Centric Playwrights Festival 2015. Silueta, her play with collaborators Tom and Chris Shelton, was a Playlab selection at the Great Plains Theater Conference, and was one of 4 productions at the Cygnet Theatre’s Playwrights in Process Festival 2014.
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Adriana Maestas
My writing has appeared in NBC Latino, Fox News Latino, NPR Code Switch, Electronic Intifada, and on KCET.org. I can report on a variety of issues and have experience writing profiles and even commentary.
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Davey Alba
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Angel Carreras
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- For a Cause: BMOA's ArtMix Offers Culinary, Cultural Affair (The Bakersfield Californian)
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Sunil Patel
Book reviews, movie reviews, comics reviews, television reviews (primarily sci-fi/fantasy/horror). Diversity and representation, and the double-edged sword of being a POC writer. I also write fiction and plays, and I frequently talk about submissions and rejections and how to deal with that process.
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- Book Review: A Darker Shade of Magic (Lightspeed)
- Smugglivus 2014 Guest Author and Reviewer: Sunil Patel (The Book Smugglers)
- Personal Website
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Ayesha Mattu
In addition have written opinion pieces for magazines and websites including CNN.com, Religion Dispatches, Huffington Post. My writing highlights the fantastic diversity of the American Muslim community in terms of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and religious practice (orthodox, cultural and secular),
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Anuradha Vikram
Curator, educator, artist
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- #Hashtags column archive (Daily Serving)
- KCET Artbound archive (KCET Artbound)
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jessica ceballos
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- Website (Jessica Ceballos)
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Jennifer Chen
I’ve written for BuzzFeed, Cosmopolitan, Pacific Standard, Bust, and many other online and print publications.
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- Why I Don’t Want My Miscarriage to Stay Secret (Buzzfeed)
- Modern Family (Bust)
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Sam Lai
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Jacquelyn Kennedy
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- Sky Earth Fire (Sky Earth Fire)
- Sacred Flower Healing (Sacred Flower Healing)
- Dewberries (Luv That Dewberries)
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Andrea Gutierrez
Most of my clips have been in recent or upcoming issues of make/shift magazine, a print publication, where I am also the assistant editor. Clips include a write-up of the first women and climate change conference in Bali in 2014, an interview with one of the co-founders of Radical Monarchs (formerly Radical Brownies), and a review of the book “Compañeras” Zapatista Women’s Stories.” I was also the copy desk chief of the Los Angeles Review of Books, managing copyediting, fact-checking, and proofreading of their web and print properties.
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- Makeshift Magazine (Makeshift)
- Readers Guide for "Inlandia: A Literary Journey Through California's Inland Empire" (Inlandia Institute)
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Alexia Nader
Senior Editor at The Brooklyn Quarterly.
Languages: Fluent Italian, good Spanish.
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- Welcome to Miami, Beckham (The Brooklyn Quarterly)
- No Filter (Bklynr)
- Hello, Haiti (Los Angeles Review of Books)
- Personal Website
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Sumeet Bal
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- A Sikh-American Thanksgiving Celebration (NBC News)
- Why Sikh American Awareness & Appreciation Month Matters (The Aerogram)
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Caille Millner
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- Connecting Their Visions: Tracing the Lines Between Martín Ramírex and Robert Walser (Los Angeles Review of Books)
- Interview with Richard Rodriguez (The Scratch)
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Teka-Lark Fleming
I also like to broadcast. I am a producer and host on a KPFK and KCHUNG DJ.
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Lou Florez
Ezekiel Kweku
Ezekiel Kweku is a pseudonym.
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Angie Chau
ANGIE CHAU is the author of Quiet As They Come (IG Publishing,2010), which was a Finalist in First Fiction for The California Book Award and a Finalist in Fiction for the Northern California Independent Booksellers’ Award. She is the recipient of the Maurice Prize in Fiction and has been awarded an Anderson Center Residency, Hedgebrook Residency, Macondo Foundation Fellowship, and was most recently the 2013 Walter Stiern Library PG&E Writer in Residence. Her short stories have appeared in the Indiana Review, Santa Clara Review, Night Train Magazine, and the 2012 Hey Day Books anthology, New California Writing, and other publications. She was born in Vietnam has lived a nomadic life moving to Italy, Spain, Malaysia, and Hawaii. She is a member of the San Francisco Writers’ Grotto where she is working on her latest novel. She currently calls the Bay Area home. www.angiechau.com
“Angie Chau’s fine collection of stories does for immigrants from South Vietnam what Jhumpa Lahiri did for East Indians or Junot Diaz did for people from the Dominican Republic. She tells their truth.”—Dallas Morning News
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- Review: Quiet as They Come (SF Gate)
- Review: Quiet as They Come (Dallas News)
- The Way We Live Now (The Rumpus)
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Anita Little
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- Why Michael Brown’s Death Is a Reproductive Justice Issue (Ms Magazine)
- While Loving Lupita, Don’t Forget Gabourey (Ms Magazine)
- If These Walls Could Talk: Fighting harassment with street art (Ms Mogazine)
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Yezmin Villarreal
I was born in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, and grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. I went to a Quaker liberal arts college in the south (Greensboro, North Carolina) and I studied abroad in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. I am 25 years old. I love to write.
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- Los Tigres del Norte Are Making Gay Norteño History (The Advocate)
- Maricon Art and DJ Collective Celebrates Queer Chicano Culture (LA Weekly)
- The Byrd of Arivaca: Byrd Baylor, the Children’s Book Author and the No More Deaths Mission to Provide Humanitarian Aid for Migrants in the Rural Arizona Desert (Sprawlr)
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Lilian Min
I played a brass instrument in college marching band and am currently working on the multimedia web project Zodiac Cafe.
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- A Story That Could Only Be Told Online (The Atlantic)
- What happens to racial identity when you have pastel hair? (Nylon)
- The Sound and Fury of Mitski (Hyphen Magazine)
- The Banana Trap Asian-Americana and “Fresh Off the Boat” (Medium)
- The Quick and Dirty on Venues for Concerts in LA (Tixr)
- Gianluca Buccellati: In Convo with the Producer Behind Tei Shi and Yellerkin (Travelgrom)
- Beyoncé: Sex, Hype And The Modern Diva (Neon Tommy)