From the Prairies to the city, join Ansel through his childhood memories with a second-gen family.
Canadian Korean, Andrea Bang, breaks the stereotypical molds set by society and media.
The Suzan will give you something to dance and shout about all summer long.
Tahira answers the question to the beat of her own rhythm.
Exclusive interview with Vancouver-based band Young Liars.
A young Korean-Canadian-American explores her complex identity through a seemingly simple converstaion with her father.
Craig Takeuchi ventures off to Japan exploring the city and his identity as a 4th Gen Japanese-Canadian
Jean & Pedro, the true stars behind The Leap Year.
1.5 Gen, Fabiola Carletti describes the "guessing game" that she has become too familiar with.
Interview with Richard Fung
From the Prairies to the city, Ansel Brandt talks about his childhood memories and struggles, as he learns to bond with his faraway relatives and family through food.
1.2 But Where Are You Really From?
Canadian Korean Andrea Bang travels to Prague, only to discover how her identity sparks questions and curiosity especially within the conventional and stereotypical molds.
1.2 But Where Are You Really From?
We may be able to identify on a map a physical geographical location, an address that implies "I was here." But what does that mean? What value does that hold? Join Tahira Ebrahim as she struggles to answer the but where are you really from?question to the beat of her own rhythm and drum.
People to Watch
Look out Vancouver! Your new favorite band, Young Liars, are the answer to your summer music drought.
1.2 But Where Are You Really From?
Schema's intern Joy Kim launches the adventure to find her identity through a complex family history and a seemingly simple conversation with her father.
1.2 But Where Are You Really From?
Georgia Straight editor, Craig Takeuchi ventures off to Japan exploring the city and realizing his unique identity as a fourth generation Japanese-Canadian.
1.2 But Where Are You Really From?
1.5 Gen Fabiola Carletti adventures through memory lane and re-tells Schema the "game" that she has become so familiar with.
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Schema-fan, Ananya S. Guha, from India expresses her thoughts about race in the fashion industry through her poetry.
Feature
Guest Contributor Nicholas Wong from Hong Kong gives us a glimpse of the current issues of racism in the fashion industry through his poem, Colourless.
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Street Smarts
Part VI: Really Not That Simple
Part V: Same same, but different
Part IV : Oh, really? You were born in Guelph?
Part II : I Come From A Land Down Under (Or a Song by Men In Hats?)
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