My writings — AUDIENCIBILITY

What’s in a Name?

I have a name I never use thanks to assimilation and a desire to blend in. My Chinese-American story isn’t unique.

Personal reflections, Career adviceKathy LuJuly 22, 2021chinese, diversity, inclusion, names, Chinese american

My dad did his best to build a life for his children. He died at 90, a devoted Lakers fan and a proud Chinese

My tribute to my Chinese dad, who died in March 2021 at the age of 90.

Personal reflectionsKathy LuJuly 22, 2021Chinese american, chinese, immigrant, obit, lakers

Dear new editor: Here are 3 things to help you in your journey

Being a new manager is hard. Expectations come from everywhere. Keep these things in mind as you start and you’ll be OK.

Leaders and managersKathy LuJuly 22, 2021journalism, leadership, manager, managing

I’m a minority journalism program alum and leader. News flash: Programs aren’t enough

Journalism’s efforts to increase diversity in its newsrooms have relied too much on a passionate few — most of whom not in power — to carry the efforts. Here’s my testimony.

Kathy LuJuly 22, 2021journalism, diversity, workshop, minority

My dad wanted me to write to Shaq. Here’s what happened after I did it on Twitter

I never thought basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal would see my tweet about my dad and his wish. Here’s how it all unfolded.

Kathy LuJune 22, 2021social media, shaq, viral, twitter, chinese, dad

I was laid off. Here’s how sharing the news on social media helped me

Career adviceKathy LuJune 21, 2021journalism, career, social media