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Posts by Kai Cheng Thom

8 Signs Your Friendship Might Be Abusive

By Kai Cheng Thom | March 20, 2016
Two people sit beside each other on a couch. One stares at the other, appearing upset. The other has their hands covering their face in distress.

You know that romantic and sexual relationships can be abusive – but do you know how to look out for abusive behavior in a friendship? Here are some of the signs.

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7 Ways Social Justice Language Can Become Abusive in Intimate Relationships

By Kai Cheng Thom | February 17, 2016
Person covering their face

It’s dangerous when social justice ideas – the same ones that empower us – are used to harm people. Here are some signs that this is happening in your life or community.

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9 Ways to Be Accountable When You’ve Been Abusive

By Kai Cheng Thom | February 1, 2016
A person holds up broken glass to look at their reflection

It can be hard to admit, but abusers are in our communities – they’re not just “monsters in the night.” If you’ve caused pain, this guide can help bring accountability and healing.

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How to Love Being a Non-Passing Trans Woman in 9 Affirming Steps

By Kai Cheng Thom | January 15, 2016
Two hands coming together to make a heart shape

“You don’t believe you could ever be that beautiful.” Do you ever feel discouraged about not “passing” as a cis woman? This author has some inspiring words on how to find self-love as a non-passing trans woman.

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5 Reasons Why ‘Bad Asians’ Rock and ‘Positive’ Racial Stereotypes Need to Go

By Kai Cheng Thom | November 28, 2015
Person standing outside in a yellow long-sleeved shirt with their arms crossed, seeming perturbed

Do you consider yourself a “bad” example of an Asian like this author does? Here’s why so-called “positive” stereotypes aren’t very positive at all – and what you need to know to stand up to them.

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