Pride Month may be coming to an end, but celebrating and supporting the queer members within our communities never stops. Whether you're looking to see a version of yourself reflected in a story for the first time or simply want to expand your media diet this summer, these picks celebrate the richness, complexity, and joy of queer AAPI folx and the communities they’re from.

Community has become one of those words we use constantly but rarely stop to define. We caught up with Cynthia Huie, founder of On Waverly in San Francisco's Chinatown, to explore what building community looks like today.

In the last two weeks of May, we took the time to connect inward and invited our staff to share how they choose to take care of themselves. Though everyone has their own experiences, we found some trends in their responses that highlight the similarities in their stories, some of which may resonate with you.

Have we ever been pushed to the point where the intrusive thoughts start feeling like our best and only way out? Writer and director Ran Ran Wang’s I THINK ABOUT KILLING YOU is an intense and addictive sports thriller about Dani (Tiana Le), captain of a Division 1 collegiate rowing team, and her recurring fantasies about killing her abusive coach. When the coach (Bridget Regan) pushes the team further and further past the brink of exhaustion, Dani needs to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice in exchange for greatness.