Lian Parsons-Thomason is a Boston, Massachusetts-based writer, journalist and ramen enthusiast. Parsons-Thomason is currently wearing many hats and spinning many plates at the Harvard Gazette. She also serves as secretary for the Asian American Journalists Association’s New England chapter. Her writing can be found in Experience Magazine, The Financial Diet, Wicked Local and City A.M.
All Stories by Lian Parsons-Thomason
Published on June 6, 2022
Whether overt or covert, the message is unmistakable
Asian Americans experience a rise in discriminatory acts, from instances of violence to shunning. ‘As a person of color, you don’t need words to be said when someone is treating you differently.’
Published on November 29, 2021
Taking a career break for rest, recovery and realignment
With the rise of the ‘Great Resignation,’ mid-career adults have been stepping away from their jobs. But there are pros and cons to taking an unofficial gap year.
Published on August 4, 2021
Challenging the crisis of menstrual equity
Inadequate access to hygiene products force millions of American people to suffer during their menstrual cycle. The Chicago Period Project raises awareness to eliminate period poverty.
Published on March 19, 2021
Ways you can take action against anti-Asian bias
From supporting organizations to safety tips if you witness a hate crime, here are some ways to fight against Asian American discrimination.
Published on February 12, 2021
Florists alter arrangements for Valentine’s Day 2021
Retailers are tweaking their approach to wooing customers – and boosting their sales. In spite of the pandemic, people still want to celebrate special day for lovers.
