send me a color

A recent report on the gender bias faced by women of colour in STEM reveal the distinct stereotypes that form the foundation of gender discrimination in the workplace, and how intersections of race matter therein. Consistent with society’s larger treatment of Asian American women, Asian American women in STEM are stereotypically relegated to the role of the submissive, the demure, and the unassuming. Frequently, we are positioned as the “wedge female” — more feminine, well-mannered, and eager-to-please than our non-Asian female counterparts. We are expected to model “acceptably feminine behaviour” for the “uppity” and aggressive non-Asian woman. We, as Asian American women, are stereotyped as knowing our place.

Give me a number!

The first character I first fell in love with: Derek HaleThe character I never expected to love as much as I do now: Scott McCallThe character everyone else loves that I don’t: Morell? LoL IDEK…The character I love that everyone else hates: Peter HaleThe character I used to hate but don’t any longer: Chris ArgentThe character I would totally smooch: Derek Hale…and Stiles Stilinski hahaThe character I’d want to be like: Lydia MartinThe character I’d slap: Kate ArgentA pairing that I love: Stiles & Lydia (Stydia)A pairing that I despise: Stiles & Malia (Stalia- I’m not trashing the ship, just saying I don’t like it BTW.)

thank you!!