Hyphen magazine - Asian American arts, culture, and politics

Running out of ideas/time/patience this holiday shopping season? Hyphen columnist Cynthia Brothers has some specific gift items for the various peeps on your list.

Feeling creative (or broke) enough to make a gift for your loved ones this holiday season? Then get in the kitchen.

Hyphen's hooking you up with some vendors who are all about local artistry, eco-friendliness or handmade goods.

Hyphen has a compiled a list of some independent jewelry, clothing, and beauty/hair designers to keep you and your loved ones looking fine as you head into 2012.

The politics of organizing for North Korea was too complex for this writer to tackle.

Learn how you can help support the producers of documentary Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story reach their $15,000 budget goal in the last days of their Kickstarter campaign.

The ten-year anniversary of the DREAM Act sparks a new petition to halt the deportation of undocumented students.

Thao Nguyen leads the pack of Asian American indie music favorites for this Hyphen staffer. Who are you listening to?

A petition to boycott a free public screening of Breakfast at Tiffany's in Brooklyn got Hyphen staffers thinking about their least favorite Asian/American cinematic portrayals.

In honor of the 29th anniversary, Curtis Chin and the team behind documentary film Vincent Who? have partnered up with Asian Pacific Americans for Progress to offer free viewings of the film in its entirety through the month of July at Vincentwhomovie.com.