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The South Issue
Mosey with us through the South, a region rich with history and culture -- and one that is vital to, but often overlooked in, Asian American history.
erin K Ninh
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erin K Ninh
contributing editor & blogger
erin Khue Ninh is a former blog editor and onetime publisher of Hyphen, who won't seem to go away. She now teaches literature in the Department of Asian American Studies at UC Santa Barbara. Aside from Hyphen, erin believes in recycling, Planned Parenthood, and Type A first-borns.
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- Free Online: '9500 Liberty' and 'Wo Ai Ni Mommy'
- Hot Hyphen: Lisa Lee & Melissa Hung Better Win This 7x7 Contest
- Turning Japanese American
- Action Pact: Joining Forces with Asian American Action Fund
- Publish and Perish: We're Talking about You
Comments
- thanks to you, KP... (K-PoP: The Mix Tape Commandments (Retro 90’s/Valentine’s Day edition))
- You make parenting sound (Dolls Like Us: The Changing Face of Toys)
- vests! (Sidewalk Empire: Streets 44/60)
- cute (Hyphen TV: Not as Well as My Mother Would Like)
- i think we lost Cole b/c last (Hyphen TV: Better French Food than the Frenchies)
- great interview, Terry! (The Niceguy Rockstar: Eric Hsu of Johnny Hi-Fi Plays Hyphen Generations 25/10 Party)
- thanks, and sorry -- that got (Politics: How Jay Chen Thinks He Can Get to D.C.)
- aiya! (Is There Privilege in Being Asian American?)
- We'll ask the author and her filmmaker sister. (Signing On: Deaf Asian American Restauranteur Opens Neapolitan Pizzeria )
- favorite Glenn quote so far (Hyphen TV: Lost in the Dish)
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