Kristina Wong

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With the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes lingering into the summer, more actors and writers need economic aid. The World Harvest Food Bank has teamed up with comedian Kristina Wong to help.

‘People aren’t used to this level of generosity’: Kristina Wong and World Harvest feed Angelenos on strike

With the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes lingering into the summer, more actors and writers need economic aid. The World Harvest Food Bank has teamed up with comedian Kristina Wong to help.

from Greater LA

“We should not have had to turn our homes into sweatshops to make medical equipment. We do this because this is human work. And this is how we support other human beings.

Comedian Kristina Wong sews masks for people in poverty, says it’s about government negligence

“We should not have had to turn our homes into sweatshops to make medical equipment. We do this because this is human work. And this is how we support other human beings.

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