In spring 2021, Pak opened up on Instagram about an encounter in the MTV newsroom, when a white male co-worker made racist comments about her appearance.
Pak says she didn't have any allies in the newsroom or resources beyond the workplace.
She didn't really think about that experience again until the rise of anti-Asian violence during the pandemic, "It definitely wasn't an immediate yes," Pak says, but she decided to move forward with it and be that resource she wanted for her younger self. The book features the works of 30 writers who contributed their own essays, poems and art.
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