Mixed Asian Media

05/29/2026

🌈 Calling all LGBTQIA+ Mixed Asians and allies!

We’re excited to host the very first Mixed Asian Pride Night with our friends , , and 💜

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📅 Saturday, June 13
⏰ 8 PM–12 AM

Join us for a night of community, connection, celebration, and pride.

🎟️ Tickets available through the link in bio.

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05/14/2026

Mixed Asian Media attended the “Wasian Meetup” in Central Park last weekend. 💜 We asked the organizers and some of the attendees how they felt about the word “Wasian.”

We believe there’s room at the table for everyone, including Asian adoptees, multiracial & multiethnic Asians, and beyond. Community grows when people feel seen, welcomed, and included.

Nevertheless, words have power, and we believe people should have access to the context and history behind them. Creating space for nuance, conversation, and understanding is part of building stronger community.

05/12/2026

“Wasian” may be the internet’s favorite buzzword, but Mixed Asian identity is far bigger, deeper, and more diverse than one label.

At MAM, we center all mixed Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian experiences — including Blasian, Mexipino, Indo-Caribbean, hapa, multigenerational mixed identities, adoptee stories, and people who don’t identify with any label at all.

We’re not here to reduce our community into one aesthetic or one type of mixedness. We’re here to build space for the full spectrum of who we are. 🤝

Representation should reflect the diversity within our diversity.

05/11/2026

Mixed Asian representation is diverse, layered, and global. Yet Hollywood continues to spotlight only a narrow version of what “mixed Asian” looks like.

There is room for Blasian stories, HispAsian stories, Black and Asian adoptees, Pacific Islander mixes, SWANA and Asian mixes, and so many more. Representation should reflect the full spectrum of our community — not just what feels safest or most familiar.

We are not a monolith.

05/04/2026

Pull up to and show some love 🔥

This year’s lineup is STACKED with mixed Asians + Asian adoptees taking the mic and owning the stage 🎤

Catch: Jonah Nigh, Sarah Suzuki Harvard, Youngmi Mayer, James Tom, Julia Shiplett, Adam Mamawala, Josh Burstein, Michael Cruz Kayne

Runs May 5–7 — don’t sleep. Grab tix via 🎟️

04/21/2026

MAM Fam spotted in Tokyo 🇯🇵✨

Love seeing our community show up across the world—so good to see Sam & Drew Tanabe catching Dylan Adler’s show!

We’re everywhere 💫

04/19/2026

NYC come out to our first Mixed Asian Social Club hang in NYC!

https://partiful.com/e/0PbDWuDjT0kG5S6BeP3d?c=C-SFTui0

Mixed Asian Media presents: our first-ever Mixed Asian Social Club Meetup 🎉 Come connect, vibe, and build community with fellow mixed Asians in a space made for us, by us. ✨ Good people ✨ Real conversations ✨ A place to belong Don’t miss the start of something special. — By attending, y...

04/03/2026

NYC MAM fam 👀 something special is on the way…

Our Mixed Asian Social Club officially launches May 7th — save the date.

A space to connect, be seen, and build with community 🤝 Made for us, by us.

What are you most excited for? Drop it below 👇

04/02/2026

NYC, don’t miss IN THE MIX! The one-time pop-up celebrating AANHPI joy you don’t want to miss! 💜

Headlined by Mandy Mango 🥭 (RuPaul’s Drag Race S18 queen MIXING Filipino fire + camp magic) and Adam Mamawala 💫(NYC comedy star MIXING sharp wit from Comedy Central, iTunes , and beyond).

All tickets protect AANHPI stories through the Philadelphia Asian American Film Foundation 🎞️ Grab yours before it’s gone.

Link in bio for 🎟️

02/11/2026

“Is it 25%?”

In “Passing and Proving,” K.M. Gang writes about being 1/4 Chinese and white-passing — and the strange math that comes with it.

She knows her skin tone and hair texture shield her from the racism many Chinese and Asian people face. She doesn’t romanticize that harm. And yet, being misread as fully white can feel like a quiet erasure — like the part of her that matters most has to be announced, justified, or earned.

The essay wrestles with that contradiction:
benefiting from passing, while still feeling unseen. Taking pride in your heritage, while questioning whether you “count.”

For anyone who has ever measured themselves in fractions.

Have you ever felt both privileged and invisible at the same time? Talk to us in the comments below.

Link in bio 🔗