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Current Issue: 26
The South Issue
Mosey with us through the South, a region rich with history and culture -- and one that is vital to, but often overlooked in, Asian American history.
Asian American Activist and Writer Helen Zia gets Married
Spotted this on the New York Times homepage a few minutes ago. A story on same-sex marriage, and who was that familiar face in the story's accompanying photo? Why, Helen Zia! Full story here at the New York Times. She and wife Lia Shigemura aren't featured in the article, but I thought it was refreshing to see Asian Americans on the front page of the NYT.
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re: Asian American Activist and Writer Helen Zia gets Married
Stuart Gaffney, a filmmaker in the SF Asian American arts community, is also on the front page of the NYTimes. Congratulations!
re: Asian American Activist and Writer Helen Zia gets Married
i dig the matching haircuts. congrats to helen and lia!
re: Asian American Activist and Writer Helen Zia gets Married
that hair is hotness. all around. when i am 50, i'm going to sport something like that.
re: Asian American Activist and Writer Helen Zia gets Married
Agreed. Helen has a rocking haircut.