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Piano, Forte

Forced piano lessons: a running joke in Asian America, calling to mind women named Amy (Tan, Chua...). Sam goes beyond the cliches to define the significance of piano in her childhood home.

By: Ask a Model Min... | Posted: Sun, Jul 1st- 3:30pm | Under: Blogger Column, depression, family, intergenerational conflict, mental health, model minority, overachievement, Ask a Model Minority Suicide, Parenthood

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: Formosa, Migrants for Export

Last chance to catch the multiracial adaptation of Arthur Miller's All My Sons, Eskabo Daan martial arts classes, Cold Tofu Improv, and more.

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Thu, Mar 15th- 12:03am | Under: Blogger Column, Events

Delhi's World Book Fair

My visit to the World Book Fair in Delhi, which had a bewildering number and variety of vendors.

By: Kirti Kamboj | Posted: Mon, Mar 12th- 11:35am | Under: Blogger Column, delhi, india, world book fair, Culture

'She's YOUR Kid?' and Other Annoying Questions for Multiracial Families

Please stop asking me where my kids get their features from.

By: Theresa Celebra... | Posted: Fri, Mar 9th- 11:39am | Under: Blogger Column, mixed race, parenthood, Parenthood

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: On Revolution, After 1989

Marvels & Monsters discussion with Greg Pak and Jeff Yang, Laugh for Lives Comedy Benefit, Movie Night with James Kyson, and much more.

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Thu, Mar 1st- 2:55am | Under: aadp fth annual laugh for lives comedy show benefit, after 1989: wht do we talk about when we talk about race, Blogger Column, book party for hari kunzru, i am filipinio, international secret agents, marvels and monsters, mouth to mouth open mic, movie night with james kyson lee, on revolution: a conversation betwen grace lee boggs and angela davis, works in progress mixtape, Events

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: Sidewalk Empire, Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Corky Lee Exhibit, Beach Blanket Babylon, Law Enforcement & Muslim Americans, and more.

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Fri, Feb 24th- 1:11pm | Under: Blogger Column, Events

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: SpamORama, Tree City Legends

Spam it up with the Pork Filled Players, get in touch with your urban roots at Tree City Legends, and then burn it off at the Chinatown YMCA's Chinese New Year Run 2012.

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Thu, Feb 16th- 8:36am | Under: asia society, Asian Arts Initiatives, Blogger Column, Chinatown YMCA, Chinese New Year Run 2012, Dennis Kim, Eat Play Live: Stories from Expats from Asia, Family Style Open Mic, Intersection for the Arts, Larry Hama, NAAAP New Year Gala, Pork Filled Players, Spam*o*rama, Tree City Legends, Yellow Rage, Events

Today is the day when we express our love and appreciation to those close to us. In his first monthly column, Terry K. Park, Mr. Hyphen 2011, expresses his gratitude to someone he's never met--New York Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin.

By: Terry K Park | Posted: Tue, Feb 21st- 7:50pm | Under: Blogger Column, Jeremy Lin, Sports

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: Asian American Arcade, 3 Year Swim Club

The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G, SFIAAFF Launch Party, Valentine's Day Fil-Am poetry, and more.

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Thu, Feb 9th- 1:57am | Under: Blogger Column, Events

The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: Survival Issue Party, Dragon Boy

Mouth to Mouth Open Mic, David Choi West Coast Tour, and of course Hyphen's Survival Issue Release Party. And much more!

By: Cynthia Brothers | Posted: Thu, Feb 2nd- 5:24am | Under: Blogger Column, Events

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