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How My Queer Identity Inspired Me to Become a Journalist

How My Queer Identity Inspired Me to Become a Journalist

by William Yang | Oct 27, 2017 | Politics and Society, The Oracles Library

Our News Director William Yang recounts how his own experiences growing as a gay Asian man shaped his drive to become a journalist.

How Taiwan’s Search for Identity Propelled its LGBTQ Movement

How Taiwan’s Search for Identity Propelled its LGBTQ Movement

by Miranda Stone | Oct 25, 2017 | Politics and Society, The Ketagalan Project

The formation of a Taiwanese identity is creating space for marriage equality and progressive causes outside conservative aspects of East Asian tradition.

Giant Bear and a Sustainability Themed Parade: National Day in Taiwan

Giant Bear and a Sustainability Themed Parade: National Day in Taiwan

by Kevin Hsu | Oct 18, 2017 | News Update, Politics and Society, The Debrief

Instead of tanks and soldiers during the martial law era of the Republic of China rule, the parade this year highlighted key priorities for Taiwan today.

Why the Conversation About Taiwan’s National Symbols Matters

Why the Conversation About Taiwan’s National Symbols Matters

by Jenna Lynn Cody | Oct 13, 2017 | Politics and Society, The Oracles Library

When I hear people say “the ROC is just a name,” or “let’s not fight over nomenclature and symbols,” I say the opposite. Let’s really talk about them.

Will Marriage Equality Become a Reality in Taiwan in 2017?

Will Marriage Equality Become a Reality in Taiwan in 2017?

by William Yang | Oct 11, 2017 | Politics and Society, The Ketagalan Project

With several LGBTQ related events scheduled in the next few weeks, the marriage equality movement will likely regain momentum after a four month hiatus.

How China’s Soft Power Is Building A Neo-Colonial System In Africa

How China’s Soft Power Is Building A Neo-Colonial System In Africa

by Ryan Kelly | Oct 9, 2017 | Politics and Society, The Ketagalan Project

China’s actions in Africa certainly passes for neo-colonialism: the appearance of national sovereignty is preserved, but vast economic control allows China to wield undue political influence.

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