Politically Invisible Asians
Winnie Kong, Piper Spooner, Gabriel Murjani, Fay Sukparangsee, Madison Foote, Kevin Li, H’Abigail Mlo, helen chen| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 110 | Subscribers | Read | politicallyinvisible.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Illustration by Maya Kile, Social Media Strategist.
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Illustration by Gabriel Murjani, Social Media Strategist and Writer.
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Illustration by Jyotsna Rathinam, Social Media Strategist.
Doctor Strange's Frustrating Asian Representation
Illustration by Gabriel Murjani, Social Media Strategist and Writer.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Winnie Kong (she/她) is the Founder of Politically Invisible Asians.
Piper (she/她) is a PIA staff writer. She recently graduated a B.A. in Chinese studies from Emory University where she wrote a thesis about Chinese food and social media. Ask her about literary translation, K-pop, or the latest book she's read.
NYU Class of 2024 Media, Culture, Communication Design Business of Entertainment, Media, Technology
Staff Writer (She/Her). Born and raised in Bangkok, Thailand. Emory Class of 2026.
Madison (she/her) is a Staff Writer and a graduate of Loyola Marymount University, where she studied screenwriting and Asian-Pacific American studies.
Kevin (He/Him) is a Staff Writer at Politically Invisible Asians. He is a rising junior at New York University majoring in Media and Communications.
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