Kitty Hu is a Chinese American filmmaker and visual journalist with roots in the Bay Area, California. Having grown up as the daughter of immigrants, Hu’s work amplifies stories at the intersection of
“Do not be a passive follower of reparations, mutual aid, or redistribution accounts,” reads an International Indigenous Youth Council Instagram post, originally created by @atxreparations. “Many mutual aid accounts have been dealing with a simultaneous increase in following and decrease in engagement.” Sentiments similar to the one expressed have echoed
Tatiana Lee has always lived with family, but dreamed of moving out on her own. As an actress and model born with Spina Bifida, it can be hard finding a place that is both affordable and accessible, especially in Los Angeles. However, earlier this year, she heard about a brand-new
To meet the national demand for protective gear, fashion and garment manufacturers quickly switched from producing clothes to producing masks and equipment for front-line workers. According to Garment Worker Center Outreach Coordinator Annie Shaw, this has led to Los Angeles garment workers being seen as essential for the first time.
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