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Reader Responses, Part 2: on adoption and heritage, trailing and leading, living abroad and…
Dear all, It’s been a bittersweet few days. We hosted a graduation ceremony for our seniors this week and had the joy of virtually meeting their parent…
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
May 30
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Reader Responses, Part 1: on leading and trailing, loser status and native status, and movi…
Dear all, We’ve been overwhelmed and moved by your open-hearted letters to our companion pieces about moving to Taiwan (Michelle’s here and Albert’s he…
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
May 23
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On returning to the motherland
Albert processes guilt, family, and sacrifices incurred in decolonizing one's mind; plus, an extraordinary imperialism syllabus
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
May 16
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These Losers are Going Places
Michelle on the trials of marriage, status anxieties in and beyond the West, and discovering your heritage through your partner
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
May 9
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School’s (almost) out for summer
Albert reflects on a year of hybrid teaching; Michelle shares an unfinished humor piece that she never submitted to McSweeney’s.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
May 2
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“It was about how you love and how you care for yourself in relation to the world”
Part 2 of our interview with Val Kalei Kanuha, abolitionist & pioneer in the movement against intimate partner violence
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Apr 25
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“How could the alternative be worse? The worst outcome is already happening.”
An interview with Val Kalei Kanuha on abolitionist and transformative justice approaches to intimate partner violence.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Apr 18
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“Why is the union important?”
A French reader's response to the term "Asian-American," plus an interview with Andrew Jiang, a political consultant and former union organizer.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Apr 11
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Is “Asian-American” a viable category?
Why not engage in some utopian thinking? Albert makes the case.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Apr 4
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What should we do, for real?
On privilege, solidarity, tragedy, and the danger of making ciphers of the Atlanta victims.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Mar 28
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"Why aren't we gone?": On imprisoned migrant families in Texas.
Part 2 of our interview with Julia Valero at RAICES; and some reflections on anti-Asian violence, plus links for the week.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Mar 21
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"Children should not be detained. Any amount of time in detention is harmful."
An interview with Julia Valero of RAICES; plus, links and book club details.
Michelle Kuo and Albert Wu
Mar 14
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