So in trying to prove they didn't ghost me after I pitched my Mulan essay, @kimmythepooh & @JessicaProis are now claiming Kimmy wasn't actually an editor at HP AV—even though that's how she introduced herself to me in 2017—& ignoring everything else I said. Gaslighting 101. 1/ 
Remember how @NBCAsianAmerica published the "Decade in Asian America" article that didn't include Fil-Ams/SEA & NBC didn't apologize or even acknowledge the erasure? Kimmy & Jessica are on that NBC team. There's a pattern of treating Fil-Ams as lesser. 2/
If they want to mend bridges, they must acknowledge something's broken on their end that they need to fix & actually fix it, instead of repeating the same cycle. Treating Fil-Ams as lesser & then sweeping it under the rug each time just confirms how little they think of us. 3/
So here's a pitch: change the name to NBC East Asian America until you're ready to do better.
You don't get to call yourselves representatives of Asian America when you erase, ghost, or gaslight Fil-Ams (& collaborate with EA who encourage harassment), & evade accountability. 4/
You don't get to call yourselves representatives of Asian America when you erase, ghost, or gaslight Fil-Ams (& collaborate with EA who encourage harassment), & evade accountability. 4/
(For reference, the screenshot in the first tweet is in response to this thread) 5/5
