El Estoque

Within Chinatown

Jami Lim and Michelle Zheng • April 1, 2024

Nestled between the bustling Union Square and the calm North Bay Shore stands the 176-year-old San Francisco Chinatown. The ethnic enclave, birthed from an era of gold fever and dreams of prosperity, continues...

White supremacy is pitting minorities against each other

April Wang, Copy Editor • November 13, 2022

Let me just put out there that I approve of affirmative action. I think it is necessary, and I think it should not be torn down. Personal opinions aside, the issue of affirmative action gets tiring...

“Partner Track” falls short in its attempt at representation

Angela Zhang, News Editor • September 22, 2022

While depicting the unbreakable glass ceiling women and non-white individuals face when climbing the corporate ladder, Netflix’s new series "Partner Track" fails to portray representation at every front...

Going against the grain

Sreya Kumar and Lakshanyaa Ganesh • February 28, 2020

Asian American artists you should listen to

Peeling back the layers: American Born Chinese replaces The Scarlet Letter

Jefferson Le and Iman Malik • January 31, 2020

Examining how the minority experience is taught by white HAmLit teachers

‘Abominable’ Review: The importance of Asian representation

Vivian Jiang • October 9, 2019

The cultural significance of ‘Abominable’ and what it means for Asian Americans

The race to presidency

Sreya Kumar and Rachel Jiang • September 27, 2019

People should avoid biased judgement of political candidates based on their appearances

Positivity Podcast Ep. 1: Democratic debates

Lakshanyaa Ganesh and Oishee Misra • September 22, 2019

t’s easy to resign to dismay while attempting to stay informed about the latest news around the globe. That’s why opinion editors Lakshanyaa Ganesh and Oishee Misra discuss the silver linings that...