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Showing posts with label guest post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guest post. Show all posts
5.04.2026

Justice for Jin Chao: If Asian Americans Want Better Media Representation, We Need to Learn to Be Better Critics

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Guest Post by Jeff Yang Welcome to May, folks — the month formerly known as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. And as this month beg...
6.14.2022

"An immigrants' kid punched Hitler in the mouth while cosplaying the American flag"

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Gene Luen Yang on the corniness and coolness of Captain America -- the hero who is a flag on the move. "The hero who dresses like t...
3.30.2022

Silent River Speaks: Getting into the Present with Chris Chan Lee

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Guest Post by Jacqueline (Jae) Kim It's September 2021, year two of the Coronavirus pandemic -- and the world premiere of Silent Riv...
6.22.2021

The Monster Roars: On From Little Tokyo, With Love and Asian Girl Rage

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Guest Post by Sarah Kuhn I have always had an explosive temper. As a kid, it felt too big for my body—a monster that lived inside of m...
8.21.2020

Finding the Fire: On Community, Burnout, and That One Scene from 'Deep Space Nine'

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Guest Post by Sarah Kuhn There are certain scenes from stories that stay with us forever, their lines looping through our brains like th...
2.26.2020

"All and None of Those Places"

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A Conversation Between Fantasy Authors Fonda Lee and K.S. Villoso Photo: Elena Rose Photography / Mikhail Villoso In The Wolf of Oren-Ya...
2.19.2020

Letter To My Father

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Guest Post by Rachel Pak The Tahirih Justice Center is a national, nonprofit organization that serves immigrant women and girls seeking...
11.08.2019

To Kurt Suzuki: About That Hat and "Having Some Fun"

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Guest Post by Joseph Shoji Lachman Kurt Suzuki, a yonsei (4th gen. Japanese American) wore one of those disgusting white supremacist hat...
5.30.2019

Making a Scene: How Claudia Kishi Helped Me and My YA Heroine Find Our Voices

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Guest Post by Sarah Kuhn I love Claudia Kishi. Ever since she first emerged on the pages of The Baby-Sitters Club books -- that touchsto...
10.10.2018

The American Dream isn’t Colorblind. College Admissions Shouldn’t Be, Either.

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Guest Post by Jang Lee Edward Blum, the mastermind behind the Harvard lawsuit, appeals to the myth of American meritocracy to claim that...
8.17.2018

What was really happening in Crazy Rich Asians’ pivotal mahjong scene

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Guest Post by Jeff Yang One of the most beautiful things about Crazy Rich Asians is how it refuses to explain many of its most intrinsi...
8.10.2018

#NeverAgainIsNow: Why the 30th anniversary of Japanese American Redress matters today

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Guest Post by Tsuya Hohri Yee, Co-Chair New York Day of Remembrance Committee ; and Joseph Shoji Lachman, Co-founder of Never Again . Pho...
7.31.2018

#KeepPJHome: ICE is targeting the Cambodian community for deportation... and this man might be on the top of its list.

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Guest Post by Thi Bui. Last week, I caught up with Borey Ai aka PJ, whom I wrote about in this piece for The Nib: Refugee to Detainee:...
7.11.2018

Going On the Heroine’s Journey and Finding Hope in the Dark

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Guest Post by Sarah Kuhn Heroine's Journey , the third book in my series starring Asian American superheroines, came out last week. ...
6.06.2018

Searching for Queer Asian Pacific America

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Guest Post by Patrick G. Lee I grew up thinking that you could be queer or Asian, but never both. That definitely had to do with the TV ...
2.16.2018

Another Parade: The Olympics and LGBTQ Asians and Pacific Islanders

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Guest Post by Glenn D. Magpantay, Executive Director of the National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance Sports was never my thing. In...
1.09.2018

5 Lessons From Hot Asian Men For 2018

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Guest Post by Ada Tseng, Professor of Hotness (Clockwise from top left) Saagar Shaikh, Mike Bow, D'Lo, Sean Miura, Yoshi Sudarso, Jak...
9.15.2017

Breaking Stereotypes When It Matters Most

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Heroes from Houston's restaurant industry step up during Hurricane Harvey. Guest Post by Thomas Nguyen. Hurricane Harvey made landfa...
9.11.2017

Autopsy: Tommy Le Shot Twice in Back by Police for Holding a Pen | #JusticeforTommyLe

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By Jenn Fang. Cross-Posted from Reappropriate . On June 14th, twenty-year-old Tommy Le was shot and killed just outside of Seattle, Wash...
8.09.2017

Have we made it to the top?

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Guest Post by Jessica Jinn, Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles The author at her college graduation with her very pleased pa...