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Topic “Gender”

Talking Back

Talking Back

Alison Roh Park was 14 the first time she saw a man masturbating across from her on the subway. Another time, a group of drunk white men obstructed her path outside a bar and asked for a massage. “Men will explicitly refer to me as ‘China Doll...

Nicole Wong | Sun, Nov 20th- 8:08pm | Chai Shenoy, hollaback, public street harassment, Lazy Susan, Activism, Gender, Issue 24: Survival, Race, Sex, Social Issues

On Engaged Fatherhood

Nothing to see here! Just doing my job.

Chris Fan | Sat, Oct 15th- 9:54am | Baby Boy!, Oh Oh, Gender, Parenthood

Postpartum (Food) Delivery in Oakland Chinatown

A new service in Oakland's Chinatown delivers meals like chicken and black fungus wine soup to new moms.

 

Momo Chang | Fri, Oct 7th- 9:02am | Allan Liu, Liu Mama, Motherhood Rooted, postpartum, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Immigration, Parenthood

Syrian Lesbian Bloggers, Fake Geishas, and the Attractions of Identity Tourism

White men posing as Asian women on the internet? It's got a name: Identity Tourism.

Lisa Nakamura | Sun, Jul 17th- 5:43pm | Amina Abdallah Arraf, Blogger Column, Gay Girl in Damascuc, Lisa Nakamura, Tom McMaster, Across the Desk, Gender, Media, Race

Q&A with ‘Tales of the Waria’ Director Kathy Huang

"Finding love is hard -- it’s hard enough when you’re straight and everything in society is conveniently set up for you to meet a partner.  Imagine being a marginalized individual who has a limited dating pool and who must also deal...

Mandy Hu | Tue, Jun 14th- 12:24pm | frameline film festival, kathy huang, tales of the waria, Film, Film Festivals, Gender, Sex

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- 10:27am | 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- 10:25pm | 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- 6:27pm | Culture, Food, Gender, Korean seaweed soup, miyuk guk, postpartum recipes, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood, Recipe

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- 6:27pm | chicken tinola, Lisa Juachon, R.J. Lozada, traditional postpartum dishes, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Parenthood, Recipe
DVD Review: Someone Else's War (PBS version)

DVD Review: Someone Else's War (PBS version)

Lee Wang’s documentary focuses on those lured to work in Iraq under dangerous conditions, often without any idea what they’re getting into.

Momo Chang | Mon, May 16th- 10:13pm | Afghanistan, DVD, DVD, Iraq, Lee Wang, Someone Else's War, third country nationals, war, Diaspora, Film, Issue 23: Bittersweet, Gender
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