The Yellow Ranger gets her due in a new Power Rangers book steeped in Chinese mythology
Briefly

The documentary reveals former Power Rangers writer Tony Oliver's regret over racially stereotyped characters, notably making the only Black actor the Black Ranger. In contrast, the new novel "Force of Chaos" by Diana Ma explores the Yellow Ranger, Trini Kwan, focusing on her Chinese heritage. Ma reflects on the significance of Trini as an Asian American superhero and her journey of self-discovery, embracing her identity, and heritage within an action-packed narrative that includes Chinese mythology, highlighting the impact of representation in children's media.
"As a Chinese American superhero-loving fangirl, it was powerful for me to see this representation in a kids' TV show. Knowing that Power Ranger fans were watching and connecting to Trini as she kicked Putty butt made me feel seen."
"Trini Kwan, the Yellow Ranger, was important to me because she was one of the first Asian American superheroes I saw on TV."
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