Issue 26: The South - Spring 2013
Features
Why thousands of Hawaiian prisoners are languishing in the Arizona desert
Featurettes
Hindu temples in the South offer open places of worship.
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What's it like to be an Asian American student at a historically black college?
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Comedian D’Lo reveals the magical powers of a transgender stud king.
Online Exclusive
Farming Silicon Valley
Artwell
Remembering Gong and Martha Lum at the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum.
First Person
A second-generation Amerasian on activism and her father’s life and legacy.
Poetry and Fiction
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Fiction by T Kira Madden
Food and Agriculture
Personal histories from Southern Chinese American restaurant families
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Personal histories from Southern Chinese American restaurant families
Books
More authors are self-publishing and succeeding at it.
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Thanhha Lai explores symbols emblematic of the American South from her young adult novel.
Best of the Blog
Editor's Note
Contributors
HEALTH
How genetic data shapes science and medicine and what is being done to change it.
Politics
Asian Americans are on the rise in Southern politics.
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AAPIs won some historic federal seats in 2012, but still have a long way to go towards proportional representation.
Takeout
Confectionery artisan and designer Jenna Park adds sugar and spice to the blog world.
