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Blacklava Lights up Asian America for 20 Years

Hyphen interviews Ryan Suda, founder of the Asian American apparel store Blacklava.

Ken Choy | Mon, Oct 1st- 10:04pm | Blogger Column

A Primer on K-Drama Feminism

If your college years are long behind you and you've been aching for some Women's Studies practice, try watching Korean dramas.

Theresa Celebra... | Mon, Sep 24th- 7:50am | a gentleman's dignity, Blogger Column, feminism, k-drama, Gender, TV

K-PoP: Grading the Presidential Speak Easy

K-PoP matches rival speakers from the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and grades their speeches.

Ky-Phong Tran | Mon, Sep 17th- 10:33am | Ann Romney, Bill Clinton, Blogger Column, Chris Christie, Clint Eastwood, Danica McKellar, Deval Patrick, DNC, George W. Bush, Governor Mitt Romney, Julian Castro, Marco Rubio, michelle obama, President Barack Obama, RNC, Winnie Cooper

Model Minorities: Real Talk From the Real Bodies Manifesto

Two models for Retrofit Republic and Thick Dumpling Skin...

Terry K Park | Mon, Sep 10th- 1:57pm | Blogger Column, real bodies manifesto, Retrofit Republic, Activism, Community, Culture, Essay, Fashion, Gender, Health & Environment, Media, Photography, Race, Social Issues

K-PoP: The Fuzzy Economics of Jeremy Lin

Five misconceptions about Jeremy Lin's contract, or why the New York Knicks are the New York Knicks.

Ky-Phong Tran | Thu, Aug 30th- 1:16pm | Blogger Column, Houston Rockets, Jeremy Lin, NBA, New York Knicks, Sports

On Screen & On Scene: 'Somewhere Between'

Somewhere Between traces the stories of four young women adopted by American families after their biological parents abandoned them, and their struggles around sense of...

Ken Choy | Fri, Aug 10th- 11:40am | Blogger Column, Chinese adoptees, Somewhere in Between documentary, Film

This is What Unity Looks Like: AB 1964

California Assemblymember Mariko Yamada was able to relate her experience as a Japanese American to the discrimination faced by Sikh Americans, and champion equal employment opportunity through the introduction of AB 1964. 

Meeta Kaur | Wed, Aug 8th- 8:25am | Blogger Column, Politics

Erika Lee's ‘Attachments’ Exhibit and Immigration Archives

While researching the Chinese Exclusion Era as a graduate student, history professor Erika Lee stumbled upon her grandmother's wedding photo in an Alien File. This photo, and her grandmother's story, are among many immigrant...

Victoria Yue | Wed, Aug 1st- 8:17am | Alien Files, Blogger Column, Chinese Exclusion Era, Erika Lee, National Archives, Diaspora, Events, History, Immigration, Social Issues

Hyphen TV: South Asian Edition

A quick look at South Asian actors in the limelight this summer.

Priyanka Mantha | Mon, Aug 6th- 8:49am | Archie Punjabi, Blogger Column, Dev Patel, Mindy Kaling, tv column, Culture, TV

K-PoP: Bruce Lee Enters the Octagon

Two professional fighters discuss Bruce Lee, mixed martial arts, and what his devastating one-inch punch would do in the cage

Ky-Phong Tran | Tue, Jul 24th- 12:19am | Blogger Column, Bruce Lee, Kendall Grove, mixed martial arts, MMA, nam phan, UFC, Ultimate Fighting Championship
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