I was, yet again, the largest person at most of these shows. And while this might make some people feel self conscious, for me frankly it made me mad as I should not be the largest person at a show.
- Allie Daisy King
Since Netflix's Heartstopper premiered it has always been an envelope pusher in terms of queer representation in the media. But the storyline that has always been extra special to me is Isaac’s.
- Allie Daisy King
Set in 1979 Western Australia, the show highlights themes such as migration through the lens of a Vietnamese family, of which Pham plays the matriarch, Sandy Bui.
- Alicia Vrajlal
"If you don't find it funny, I’ve got some great news. You do not have to watch, isn't that wonderful?”
- Alicia Vrajlal
"It was a pretty obvious no-brainer for me. I'd got the brief and it was about a young Aboriginal girl from Alice Springs and I'm a young Aboriginal girl from Alice Springs."
- Allie Daisy King
The word 'inclusivity' has devalued into a buzz word where as long as a brand says they are, they don't have to prove it. It's actually got a dedicated word: fit-washing.
- Missing Perspectives
“I had a lot of shame about not being able to speak Japanese and not going back there every year to visit my family. I had a lot of shame about that element of my life."
- Alicia Vrajlal
"Objectivity has always been a myth, and it has always been used against those who are being oppressed. Your voices are always going to be seen as irrational."
- Soaliha Iqbal
From being a judge on MasterChef, to starring in The Chef’s Line, to writing food columns for top hospitality-focused publications, it’s understandable why much of the public’s perception of Melissa Leong is linked to the culinary world.
- Alicia Vrajlal
The latest spin-off, Citadel: Diana depicts a woman who's "not just the super kick-ass spy or the glamour queen".
- Alicia Vrajlal