Publisher's Note, Issue 14
Five years and counting.
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Issue 14: Sneak Peek
Take a trek with John Cho, hit the campaign trail with Eric Byler and fnd out who could be the first Asian American presidential candidate in the Spaces Issue of Hyphen.
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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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Is Eri Chan Appropriating an Asian Culture?
NPR’s Second Stage music section profiles American ex-pat Lizzie Moore who lives in Japan and performs Asian-inflected indie/electro music under the name Eri Chan. Her debut album—entitled Fire Fox—has a lead track “KitsuneBi” (“fire fox” in Japanese) and much of...
Posted by sylvie on 2008-05-08
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NPR’s Second Stage music section profiles American ex-pat Lizzie Moore who lives in Japan and performs Asian-inflected indie/electro music under the name Eri Chan. Her debut album—entitled Fire Fox—has a lead track “KitsuneBi” (“fire fox” in Japanese) and much of...
Posted by sylvie on 2008-05-08
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Everybody Loves the JabbaWockeeZ
I apologize for not posting as often as I'd like but I've been so busy with work and other pressing deadlines. Anyway, I'm still amazed at the fact that people just can't seem to get enough of the JabbaWockeeZ group. Last...
Posted by Joseph on 2008-05-06
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I apologize for not posting as often as I'd like but I've been so busy with work and other pressing deadlines. Anyway, I'm still amazed at the fact that people just can't seem to get enough of the JabbaWockeeZ group. Last...
Posted by Joseph on 2008-05-06
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Flourishing Asian American Consciousness in Detroit
In a May 4th article, Erin Chan Ding from the Detroit Free Press discusses second-generation Asian American life in Detroit, a city historically known for its boom in community activism and cultural identity after the 1982 racially-motivated murder of...
Posted by sylvie on 2008-05-06
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In a May 4th article, Erin Chan Ding from the Detroit Free Press discusses second-generation Asian American life in Detroit, a city historically known for its boom in community activism and cultural identity after the 1982 racially-motivated murder of...
Posted by sylvie on 2008-05-06
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