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Issue 27: Sex

Submit to HYPHEN's Erotic Writing Contest! Entries due by September 9, 2013
My Day with a Centerfold
Sex Ed

Oakland’s Southeast Asian and Chinese American youth raise awareness about sex and sexuality
Online Exclusive: Audio Excerpt and Q&A with Tina Bartolome
Online Exclusive: An Audio Reading and Short Conversation With Matthew Olzmann
Yellow Power

Changing perceptions about Asian American sexuality, one dildo at a time
From Darkness to Light

How a mother and her transgender son journeyed to love and acceptance

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