Stereotypes and AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Representation in "Crazy Rich Asians"

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Kilig in Circumstances

Miss Angel

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3 days ago

All of the cliches and complications of love can be hard to explain but easy to see. Discussing love from different shows and movies, we talk about what makes love so attractive for all of us. Expect some rambling but join me why we all feel ‘kilig’ (romantic excitement) ❤️

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Stereotypes and AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Representation in "Crazy Rich Asians"

Kilig in Circumstances

30 minutes 11 seconds

4 years ago

Stereotypes and AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Representation in "Crazy Rich Asians"

Hello everyone! This is my little comeback after two weeks of being off! I just finished school and I'm ready to push for more episodes this summer before a break in late August (date TBD). This week, I'll be doing a mini AAPI month series and talking about Crazy Rich Asians.

Plot: Rachel Wu, a Chinese-American economics professor, meets her boyfriend's family in Singapore but she found out his family is the richest family in Singapore and that her boyfriend, Nick Young, omitted some things about his lifestyle... This movie is about breaking the mold and finding. future that fits two different communities.