Founders Of The Mahjong Line Apologize

What began as criticism has now prompted Asian Americans to share stories and images of their family and community playing mahjong together.

Three Women Accused Of Whitewashing Mahjong Said They’re Sorry For Not Paying Homage To Its Chinese Origins What began as criticism has now prompted Asian Americans to share stories and images of their family and community playing mahjong together. By by Tanya Chen BuzzFeed News Reporter Posted on January 6, 2021, 5:12 pm comment themahjongline.com Three white founders of a Dallas-based company called the Mahjong Line are atoning for giving the tiles of the ancient Chinese game a "midcentury modern design" and charging upwards of $425 for their sets. According to the company's website , which

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