Being the son of a Hardass Asian Dad is as hard as you think it would be. A moving post from AAMMS' first male guest writer.
New America Media and the Freedom From Fear Awards recognizes undocumented UCLA student David Cho.
I don’t usually read memoirs. For the most part, I distrust memoirs in the way that any person should distrust a half-baked pickup line delivered in some seedy dive.
San Diego Comic-Con, Bay Area Solidarity Summer FunRaiser, family puzzle workshop, filmmaking fellowship, and more.
The top six couples perform two dances each on on So You Think You Can Dance.
Hyphen examines the limitations of Mother Jones' recent article "My Summer at an Indian Call Center," which offers a simplified and at times contradictory critique of the current system of globalization.
Hyphen is teaming up with the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, to present a series of blog stories on the 2010 Census.
White men posing as Asian women on the internet? It's got a name: Identity Tourism.
Thao Nguyen leads the pack of Asian American indie music favorites for this Hyphen staffer. Who are you listening to?
When a mother goes missing in frenetic Seoul Station -- her grown children trusting that public transportation will safely bring their elderly, countryside-dwelling parents to their doorstep, and her fast-walking husband having years ago forgotten to glance backward -- the remaining members of her family are left to cope with the tremendousness of sudden loss.