in his May 28 Substack newsletter, it is always the “elite-educated, upwardly mobile East Asians” who try to act as the moral arbiters for other Asians. This is not to rescue Thao from condemnation, but more to criticize the tendency for wealthy, privileged Asians to use groups like the Hmongs to not “so much come out and confront anti-Blackness ‘in our community,’ but rather to disassociate oneself from the racist in the video.” this film looks spectacular in every sense. Check out the trailer, it's a feast for your eyes.The Host(March 29) cool and unlike any other animated film out there) has me excited for next year's animated films.Kick-Ass 2(June 28)Chloe Grace Moretz I spoke about all of this with Michelle Yang, an organizer and my classmate at the University of Chicago. We talked about navigating difficult conversations about anti-Blackness with our own parents, who are immigrants.