[Prompts!6] Features not Bugs, anti-Asian Racism, and Caffeine Narratives

Come smash writer's block with these writing prompts!

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What we need instead is the ability for readers to customize their reading experience. That way we engage with the material in a way accessible to readers.

Writing Prompt: What’s one feature that would make your life navigating social media more easily?

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In fact, this recent increase of hate crimes against Asians is only a small portion of the hate that Asians have received in America that has roots as far back as in the 19th century, when 19 Chinese residents were killed by a mob in Los Angeles, or the Japanese internment camps during the second world war.

Writing/Reflection Prompt: Where are you in your journey of learning more about anti-Asian racism, and showing up in solidarity with the Asian community?

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I spent years swimming in the narrative of caffeine without noticing how strongly it prevailed until I had to set boundaries around it. Listen, I love coffee, and I drink it daily. Yet, I also strictly set limits for the time at which I drink this beverage.

Writing Prompt: What narratives or beliefs are you letting go of in order to move forward?

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