Editor, Asian Pacific Islander Culture
Victoria Vouloumanos is an editor specializing in Asian Pacific Islander culture. She writes for BuzzFeed and RealClear Education, covering a wide range of topics including personal stories, social issues, and lifestyle. Victoria aims to provide diverse perspectives and shed light on the experiences and voices within the Asian Pacific Islander community.
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By: Victoria Vouloumanos
"I love my daughter, but I wasn't ready for this."
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
"One day, we had 'kidnapping drills,' where we 'learned how to not be kidnapped.' Notably, this was a regular, boring office in a regular, boring suburb."
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
I was particularly interested in the Watch6's focus on health. It monitors everything from stress levels to body composition and even offers Advanced Sleep Coaching.
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
As the countdown hit zero, the Gocheok Sky Dome materialized before me, and "Pink Venom" began blaring through my headset.
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
As the countdown hit zero, the Gocheok Sky Dome materialized before me, and "Pink Venom" began blaring through my headset.
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
“I didn't watch him like a hawk; I watched him like a mouse.” Have you ever experienced the nagging suspicion that your partner is cheating, a
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
“I didn’t watch him like a hawk; I watched him like a mouse.”
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
That's why, in part, Saeedah didn't create the hoodie abaya exclusively for Muslim women — something she's frequently asked about on social media. As she says on TikTok, you don't have to be Muslim to enjoy modesty. Because her upbringing instilled in her the importance of staying true to both her personal style and her values, Saeedah champions the idea that modest fashion is for everyone. She also believes that social media has played a pivotal role in not only empowering diverse designers like herself but also in making modest fashion accessible to young consumers.
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
"Restaurants brought out the servings slowly and were like, 'Nobody is going to sit there for hours and just eat them.' Actually, lots of people did."
By: Victoria Vouloumanos
"When I asked him why, he said, 'Because you're a tease. That's like dangling a steak in front of a tiger and not letting him eat it.'"
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