The ETS and the College Board approved, printed, and distributed a racist commemorative t-shirt at this year's AP World History exam grading in Salt Lake City.
David Mura tells Hyphen about his writing process, what first prompted his interest in Asian American issues, and why it is important for writers of color to take ownership of their identities.
In his latest collection of poems, The Last Incantations, Mura extends themes that have always been his obsession, but also extends the reach of his own poetics.
Diane Fujino, author of Yuri Kochiyama's biography Heartbeat of Struggle, shares memories of her longtime friend and mentor -- and why Yuri's vision remains as vital as ever.
Rachel Rostad spoke with author Grace Jung about her new novel, Deli Ideology.
Hyphen staff share memories, interview excerpts, and reflections on the legacy of this deeply generous, fiercely dedicated, and dearly beloved leader.
The first time I heard about Danny Chen, I thought, “Not another
Vincent Chin.” Chen, 19, was the target of racial abuse and attacks by his
fellow soldiers, while their superiors in the Army turned a blind eye.
For June, we bring you two previously unpublished poems by Eugenia Leigh, whose debut collection, Blood, Sparrows and Sparrows, will be published by Four Way Books in October.
This past weekend we lost legendary organizer and activist Yuri Kochiyama. Mr. Hyphen 2013 Sean Miura reflects on her legacy.