InSh*t Sarah SaysbySarah Kim·Oct 8, 2018Some Live to Eat, I Eat to Live: My All-So Complicated Relationship with FoodAlmost every kid has their ~particular~ quirk — whether it’s eating their own booger, thinking there’s a monster underneath their bed, or…
InSh*t Sarah SaysbySarah Kim·Oct 4, 2018Time: A Beautifully Frightening ConceptAnyone who knows me is very aware that I LOVE being busy. Ever since middle school, I don’t think I had time to really be with myself. If…
InSh*t Sarah SaysbySarah Kim·Sep 20, 2018Will Disabilities Be Ever Included in Progressive Asian/Asian-American Social Movements?Tonight, I eagerly attended the launch party of the Asian American Feminist Collective, as there aren’t that many spaces that are for the…
InSh*t Sarah SaysbySarah Kim·Sep 5, 2018Guilt of Moving OnA year ago today was the day I found out that my grandma had terminal brain cancer. On that day, my world was absolutely scattered. For…
InSh*t Sarah SaysbySarah Kim·Aug 15, 2018Disabled. Female. Asian-American: A Take on Living in NYCOne day this July, I was picking up my little sister from volleyball camp on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. It was the end of the first…
Sarah Kim·Feb 13, 2018Journalism School has been like a mini retirement — let me explain.Before you declare me to be out of my mind, you need to hear where I’m coming from.
InDomestic Violence and DisabilitiesbySarah Kim·Dec 7, 2017People with Disabilities Experience Domestic Violence, Too: An FAQIn the past couple of months, media have covered an influx of sexual violence allegations, coupled with social media activism. But one…
Sarah Kim·Jul 17, 2017A Fleeting Memory, a Fleeting LoveWhenever I try to erase a memory from my head, it does not go away, but rather reinvents itself into something bolder, yet ever-changing…
InDoSomething.orgbySarah Kim·Feb 7, 2017How I’m Spreading the Love to My Grandma and Other Seniors This Valentine’s DayHere’s How You Can Too!A response icon1A response icon1
InDoSomething.orgbySarah Kim·Nov 4, 2016How People With Disabilities Are Making Their Voices Heard This ElectionA College Student Speaks Up