Hyphen magazine - Asian American arts, culture, and politics

A new documentary makes the case for the creepy white guy with yellow fever.

Because you love us, and right now is the season to show it.

What’s in a name? Taking a closer look at how US census boxes have dealt with change -- and inspired controversy.

Level Up confronts the tension between staying true to yourself on the one hand, and being committed to familial duty on the other. 

Recent demographic changes show how AAPIs are vital to creating a new generation of American jobs. 

Over pork dumplings, the Emmy-winning filmmaker discusses the Big Apple and Filipino psyches, and gives advice to young filmmakers.

Hyphen is teaming up with the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, to present a series of blog stories on the 2010 Census.

Katie Wolfe's film Kawa -- screening at this year's Frameline Film Festival in San Francisco -- takes a look at the life of a Maori man living in the closet.

Do you put Sriracha on everything? Can't bear to waste food? Got an artillery of top secret ingredients? It's time to find out what type of mash-up eater you are.

Jason Shiga’s graphic novel Empire State: A Love Story (Or Not) is awash in mid-twenties angst and earnest self-doubt as its leading man Jimmy Yee embarks on a cross-country trip to ‘see about a girl.’