Publisher's Note, Issue 14
Five years and counting.
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Enter Hyphen's Short Story Contest
Hyphen magazine and the Asian American Writers' Workshop are taking submissions for their 2008 Short Story Competition.
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Web Exclusive: 5 Questions with John Liu
John Liu is New York's first and only Asian American City Council Member. He represents Flushing, Queens, and has been vocal in his denunciation of a recent spat of racially motivated crimes, including assaults against several Asian American youths.
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Once and Future Radicals: Richard Aoki
I've recently watched a couple of documentaries about radical movements in the 1960s and 70s: Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst, The Weather Underground and a narrative film about the Naxalite movement in West Bengal called Calcutta My Love. ...
Posted by neela on 2008-05-11
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I've recently watched a couple of documentaries about radical movements in the 1960s and 70s: Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst, The Weather Underground and a narrative film about the Naxalite movement in West Bengal called Calcutta My Love. ...
Posted by neela on 2008-05-11
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Happy Mother's Day (For Peace)
That's a pic of my baby doing the Asian squat, which he learned pretty much as soon as he gained neck control. And check it out, he can cook stir-fry in a wok too! In all seriousness, I promised...
Posted by momo on 2008-05-11
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That's a pic of my baby doing the Asian squat, which he learned pretty much as soon as he gained neck control. And check it out, he can cook stir-fry in a wok too! In all seriousness, I promised...
Posted by momo on 2008-05-11
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NY Times Highlights Hmong American Rapper
It's so cool to see a subtle increase in stories about Asian Americans this month. This NY Times video on Minnesota Hmong American poet/rapper Tou Saiko Lee is pretty dope. I was especially interested in the end when he talks...
Posted by neela on 2008-05-11
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It's so cool to see a subtle increase in stories about Asian Americans this month. This NY Times video on Minnesota Hmong American poet/rapper Tou Saiko Lee is pretty dope. I was especially interested in the end when he talks...
Posted by neela on 2008-05-11
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