Schema | In-Depth : more than ethnic

Sarah Lian | On Moving Back to Canada, Mr. French Taste and Linsanity

By Ada Lee

After her rapid success in Malaysia, Sarah Lian is back in Canada!

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The Headmaster's Wager | Book Review

By Malissa Phung

Love, war, suspense, and terror—what more can you ask of a Sino-Vietnamese epic novel?

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Mother's Day Special | Cooking with Poh Poh

By Devon Wong

Bridging the intergeneration gap with poh poh

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Jennifer Thym on the Story Behind Mister French Taste

By Beth Hong

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Brishkay Ahmed | Story of Burqa

By Gayatri Bajpai

A 'confused' Afghan's quest to unveil the origins of the controversial cloth

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1.3 BUT WHERE ARE YOU REALLY FROM? Vol. 3

Mother's Day Special | Cooking with Poh Poh

By Devon Wong

While I've known my grandmother my entire life, it was such a unique and profound experience to reacquaint myself with her life story, and discover intimate details about her childhood.

Brishkay Ahmed | Story of Burqa

By Gayatri Bajpai

Brishkay Ahmed's film Story of Burqa: Case of a Confused Afghan, takes a running leap into exploring the history of one of the most controversial garments in the world.

But Where Are You Really From? Vol. 3

1.3 Part I: Just another Chinese Christian?

By Justin Tse

Guest contributor Justin Tse answers some tough questions, like whether he is more Evangelical or Progressive, whether his religion is a liability to his career, and mostly importantly, what does he know about Ming vases?

Current Conditions

What do Bruce Lee and Jeremy Lin Have in common?

By Robert Parungao

On March 17, a new biopic about Bruce Lee will debut across Canada. Rob Parungao asks: From Lee to Lin: what's changed in media portrayals of East Asian men?

Celebrating International Women's Day at Schema

By Schema Magazine

To celebrate International Women's Day, Schema presents reflections from our co-editor in chief Jocelyn Gan and our lifestyle and relationships columnist Vinnie Yuen.

Jeremy Lin Doesn't Play the Ching Chong Game

By Robert Parungao and Allan Lee

Lin is an incredibly talented player. But the more interesting phenomenon is that Lin doesn't play into the 'ching-chong' narrative of Asians in North American popular culture.

Kenney's Niqab Ban

By Sadiya Ansari

Last Monday, Jason Kenney announced that women who cover their faces with the niqab must show their faces at citizenship ceremonies. Is this social inclusion via exclusion?