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Whee! at E3

To thoroughly experience E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, would require one to manifest an avatar. The trade show is like an explosive, action-packed live video game.

Ken Choy | Tue, Jun 21st- 1:43pm | Comic-Con, E3, Electronic Entertainment Expo, gaming, video games, Comics, Culture

Rich Cho Hired as NBA GM for Michael Jordan's Charlotte Bobcats

Less than a month after leaving as general manager of the Portland Trialblazers, Rich Cho was hired as GM of the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats, the...

Alvin Lin | Wed, Jun 15th- 5:47pm | basketball, Charlotte Bobcats, michael jordan, NBA, Portland Trailblazers, rich cho, Culture, Sports

Indian American Sukanya Roy Wins National Spelling Bee

Fourteen-year-old Sukanya Roy was crowned National Spelling...

Victoria Yue | Mon, Jun 13th- 7:41am | Blogger Column, Indian American, Scripps National Spelling Bee, Sukanya Roy, Asianspotting, Culture, Events, Race, TV
Mississippi Bok Choy

Mississippi Bok Choy

Telling the stories of Chinese American groceries in the South.

Nina Kahori Fal... | Sun, Dec 11th- 6:44pm | Arkansas, Chinese American, Mississippi, oral history, Food and Agriculture, Culture, Food, Issue 23: Bittersweet - Spring 2011, History, Race

The End of Spam Shame: On Class, Colonialism, and Canned Meat

Underscoring Asian Pacific Americans' love of Spam and its use in both traditional and fusion meals is a history of US military expansion and corporate championing of the meat abroad, as it serves as comedic fodder at home.

Sylvie Kim | Tue, Jun 14th- 12:17pm | korean american, militarism, robert ji-song ku, spam, spam musubi, Culture, Food, History

Motherhood Rooted: The Video

We share a supplemental video and the author's personal observations on her "Motherhood Rooted" story, about postpartum traditions among Asian and Pacific Islander moms.

Momo Chang | Fri, Jun 3rd- 11:27am | motherhood, postpartum traditions, Culture, Diaspora, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood

Asian American Mothers and Postpartum Food Traditions: Ma You Ji (Sesame Oil Chicken) Recipe

The final installment of traditional postpartum recipes for healing and health. Here's one for Sesame Oil Chicken, or ma you ji.

Momo Chang | Thu, May 19th- 11:25pm | Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, parenthood, Recipe, Sesame Oil Chicken, traditional postpartum dishes, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood, Recipe

Asian American Mothers and Postpartum Food Traditions: Korean Seaweed Soup Recipe

In our Bittersweet issue, Asian American moms share traditional recipes for postpartum health. Here's one for Korean seaweed soup, including a vegetarian version.

Momo Chang | Mon, May 16th- 7:27pm | Culture, Food, Gender, Korean seaweed soup, miyuk guk, postpartum recipes, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood, Recipe
Motherhood Rooted

Motherhood Rooted

Many Asian, Middle Eastern, Latin, indigenous and other cultures view the month or so following birth as a sacred and crucial time for new moms to recover.

Momo Chang | Wed, Jun 15th- 4:43pm | Food, Gender, motherhood, parenthood, postpartum traditions, recipes, Feature, Culture, Issue 23: Bittersweet - Spring 2011, Parenthood

Asian American Mothers and Postpartum Food Traditions: A Recipe for Chicken Tinola

In our Bittersweet issue, we explore traditional postpartum practices among Asian American moms. We share some of their special recipes for mothers who've just given birth.

Momo Chang | Mon, May 16th- 7:27pm | chicken tinola, Lisa Juachon, R.J. Lozada, traditional postpartum dishes, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood, Recipe
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