#Represent

From extreme diets to social media, Teresa and Faith are here to talk about everything wrong with the toxic Asian beauty standards. But we’re not here to tell you how to dress and what type of body shape is the only acceptable kind–but rather do what you love! You deserve to feel like a queen, and do whatever makes you most comfortable in your own skin.

References:Twice Member Jihyo Body-Shamed on Survival Show SixteenJapanese Drama Humans are 100% about LooksIU Diet Japanese Photo Booth PuriKura

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In this episode, Teresa and Faith talk about Parasite’s big win at the Oscars, as well as address xenophobia concerns over the spread of coronavirus. In segment 2, they discuss the 1992 L.A. Riots and problems with Asians appropriating black culture.

Music Used:

Scott Holmes - Upbeat Party (CC-BY-NC-4)



In this episode, Teresa and Faith talk about Asian stereotypes in dating, and why the media is feeding us toxic relationship fantasies. We also have a Faith’s boyfriend, Hagan, come in for an interview about stigmas surrounding interracial relationships.

Referenced tiktoks:

Grandma experiencing with mentos + coca cola

https://youtu.be/CEz7JV1WIFc

Music used:

Yung Kartz - Too Grimy (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Too_Grimy

In the new season of #Represent, Teresa is joined by Faith, a host that will be substituting for Tatiana while she is abroad. In this episode, the girls discuss Andrew Yang, one of the potential presidential candidates for the Democrats; Kim’s Convenience Store, a netflix original story about Korean-Canadian Immigrants; and popular K-pop boy group BTS at the 2020 Grammys Award.

Music Used:

Red Carpet - Yung Kartz (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), used part for transition

https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/February_2019/Red_Carpet

Too Grimy - Yung Kartz (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), used part for transition

https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Too_Grimy

Ruthless - Yung Kartz (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), used part for transition

In this episode, we talk about the upcoming live-action Mulan movie and Hollywood's decision for an all Asian cast. We then talked about Sandra Oh's Golden Globe's Win for the TV show "Killing Eve", and her portrayal as the sole Asian doctor in Grey's Anatomy. Lastly, we talked about Ross Butler's character, Reggie, in the TV show Riverdale, and the reason behind why there aren't a lot scripts for people of color.

In this episode we start by talking about the film industry choosing to ignore Asian origins and how To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before defied that. We then transitioned into talking about “Subtle Asian Traits,” a meme page on Facebook that has overtaken the Asian community. Lastly we took a surface at the new Netflix Original Series Umbrella Academy and alleged racist Instagram posts on their account.

In this episode, we dive deep into the groundbreaking movie "Crazy Rich Asians" and the importance of Asian representations in Hollywood films. We also talked about Fresh Off the Boat and celebrating Chinese New Year in the Western World.

In this episode we start by talking about the film industry choosing to ignore Asian origins and how To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before defied that. We then transitioned into talking about “Subtle Asian Traits,” a meme page on Facebook that has overtaken the Asian community. Lastly we took a surface at the new Netflix Original Series Umbrella Academy and alleged racist instagram posts on their account.

“Hi Welcome to Chili’s” vine

https://bit.ly/2ArxLn2

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before

Quote from Jenny Han about having Lara Jean portrayed by an Asian actress

https://bit.ly/2DcfNWW

Subtle Asian Traits

https://bit.ly/2P85KqI

https://bit.ly/2GtQAtw

Pikachu meme

https://bit.ly/2UJQwe1

Umbrella Academy

https://bit.ly/2X7bYK7