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Lies, Lies… It’s All Titles!
They’re All So Beautiful has the distinct strength and challenge of incorporating many disparate collaborators to tell one story about race and dating as it pertains to Asian Americans. As Editor of...
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What Do You Think? How Do You Feel?
Yuka Lawrence is a licensed clinical social worker and certified psychoanalyst who has a private practice in New Yorck City, and sees patients ranging from two to 70 years of age. These are people in...
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Know who you are. Know what you want.
Your Asian Connection features prominently in They’re All So Beautiful and is a traditional matchmaking service catering to those looking for Asian partners. Matches are made not by a computer but a...
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Empress Dowager of Yellow Fever Free At Last
Wendy Deng Murdoch just went back on the market, y’all. Media billionaire-cum-Conservative puppetmaster Rupert Murdoch has just filed for divorce from his wife of 12 years. It’s the closest thing to a...
View ArticleThe Art World’s Reverse Yellow Fever
There’s a fantastic set of articles about race and identity, and in particular about Asian identity, this month at Guernica Magazine, in their “Race in America” issue. This article looks at how the art...
View ArticleLetter From The Director
In the month and a half since Seeking Asian Female aired on PBS, we’ve fielded tons of comments and feedback at the website, on our YouTube channel, and in one particularly lengthy comment thread at...
View ArticleAsian Girlz: Redemption
For the many people who asked why we did what we did at TASB, I have now only to point at the hallucinatingly racist 5 minute music video for “Asian Girlz.” With a song that was hatched out of boy band...
View Article#Not #Your #Asian #Sidekick
Director Debbie Lum is on Al Jazeera America’s The Stream today, to discuss the maelstrom of awesomeness that is #NotYourAsianSidekick with hashtag author Suey Park. Meanwhile this morning, Editor Anne...
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Asia ex Machina: Yellow F(or)ever
Our year-end survey of what went wrong and what went right for The Internet, feminism, and “Asian Girlz.” Yellow fever isn’t interesting in its novelty, but in its uncanny persistence—because it does...
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