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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.

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

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