Rohan Zhou-Lee

Rohan Zhou-Lee, pronouns They/Siya/祂 (Tā) is a Queer/Non-Binary Black-Asian author, dancer, and organizer in New York City. Zhou-Lee is the founder of the Blasian March, an initiative to build solidarity between Black, Asian and Blasian communities through education and celebration. They have been featured as an organizer on AJ+, CNN, NBC Chicago, WNYC, Gothamist, Hella Pinay, and other news outlets. They have written on Black-Asian solidarity for them. magazine, Prism Reports, Truthout and Mochi Magazine. Their essays have been incorporated into Asian American studies courses at California State University.

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