Identity Is Our Operating System - Pt. 5
Navigating the vast cultural differences among Asian Americans forms another layer in our identity formation.
Identity
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 4
Asian males growing up in America face extra challenges in identity formation when their self-images clash with White prejudices and expectations.
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 3
Our early romantic liaisons and society's response to them form another important layer of our identity formation.
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 2
Chapter 2 of The Summerset shows how Grandparents can be the unsung heroes of our identity formation.
Identity Is Our Operating System
The complex network of identifications with people, places and events that makes up identity takes a novel to capture. And here's the first chapter of ...
My Indian Identity Took Time But Was Worth The Wait
Growing up in one of the whitest states in the country had an undeniable impact on my relationship with Indian culture.
When Saigon Fell, My Parents Fled
The perilous journeys that saved our families from communism remain firmly entrenched in our Vietnamese American experience a half century later.
Yoga, White Enthusiasts and the Indian Sensibility
An Indian American mulls the line between celebrating non-Indian devotion to a piece of his culture and annoyance over cultural appropriation.
Asian Americans Underperform in Crime with One Big Exception
Our report card on Asian American crime reveals surprising underperformance even in fields in which Asians might be expected to excel.
Not Asian Enough
Confessions of Asian Americans
The 80% Rule the World
A young immigrant's early life lesson has deep value for all Asian Americans.
Let's Be Golden
How do you like being "yellow"? If you're like me, you don't. You're all too aware of the low status the color yellow enjoys in ...
Confessions of an Asian Male Adoptee
Raised a white boy, he had to become an Asian American man.
The 80% Rule in Cold Prairie
The author learns not to let a mean-spirited minority define his place in society.
Putting Racists in Their Place
Don't let racists define America.
Military Injustice
Captain James Yee suffered a 7-month ordeal based on a bizarre espionage case.
America Goes Far East
Pop culture goes gaga for things Asian.
Asian American Marriage Split by an Invisible Barrier
Cultural conflicts split AA couple.
Thank Me for Selling Out
An AA frat rat shares his sacrifices.
Money, Media & The Asian American Image
Consumer clout can reshape our media image.
Love & Marriage Across the Hate Barrier
An AM discovers that getting married is the easiest part.
Survival Guide for Asian American Women
Strategies for avoiding the traps set by American stereotypes.
Parsing Asian Women
The key to understanding the attitudes of 6 classes of AF.
Silent Group Racism
Racism is often a hidden component of group dynamics
15 Great Asian American Causes
Organizations that use your help to help all Asian Americans.
Opening for the Enemy
An activist rocker finds herself opening for the type of Asian American woman she abhors.
The Evolution of an Asian American
How a whitewashed Asian came to claim his identity.
AN ASIAN AMERICAN TIMELINE
1847 4/12: First group of 3 Chinese students arrives in NYC. 1848 1/24: Discovery of gold at Sutter’s Creek, CA. The news of “Gold Mountain” ...
Identity Is Our Operating System - Pt. 5
Navigating the vast cultural differences among Asian Americans forms another layer in our identity formation.
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 4
Asian males growing up in America face extra challenges in identity formation when their self-images clash with White prejudices and expectations.
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 3
Our early romantic liaisons and society's response to them form another important layer of our identity formation.
Identity Is Our Operating System - Part 2
Chapter 2 of The Summerset shows how Grandparents can be the unsung heroes of our identity formation.
Identity Is Our Operating System
The complex network of identifications with people, places and events that makes up identity takes a novel to capture. And here's the first chapter of ...
My Indian Identity Took Time But Was Worth The Wait
Growing up in one of the whitest states in the country had an undeniable impact on my relationship with Indian culture.
When Saigon Fell, My Parents Fled
The perilous journeys that saved our families from communism remain firmly entrenched in our Vietnamese American experience a half century later.
Yoga, White Enthusiasts and the Indian Sensibility
An Indian American mulls the line between celebrating non-Indian devotion to a piece of his culture and annoyance over cultural appropriation.
Asian Americans Underperform in Crime with One Big Exception
Our report card on Asian American crime reveals surprising underperformance even in fields in which Asians might be expected to excel.
Not Asian Enough
Confessions of Asian Americans
The 80% Rule the World
A young immigrant's early life lesson has deep value for all Asian Americans.
Let's Be Golden
How do you like being "yellow"? If you're like me, you don't. You're all too aware of the low status the color yellow enjoys in ...
Confessions of an Asian Male Adoptee
Raised a white boy, he had to become an Asian American man.
The 80% Rule in Cold Prairie
The author learns not to let a mean-spirited minority define his place in society.
Putting Racists in Their Place
Don't let racists define America.
Military Injustice
Captain James Yee suffered a 7-month ordeal based on a bizarre espionage case.
America Goes Far East
Pop culture goes gaga for things Asian.
Asian American Marriage Split by an Invisible Barrier
Cultural conflicts split AA couple.
Thank Me for Selling Out
An AA frat rat shares his sacrifices.
Money, Media & The Asian American Image
Consumer clout can reshape our media image.
Love & Marriage Across the Hate Barrier
An AM discovers that getting married is the easiest part.
Survival Guide for Asian American Women
Strategies for avoiding the traps set by American stereotypes.
Parsing Asian Women
The key to understanding the attitudes of 6 classes of AF.
Silent Group Racism
Racism is often a hidden component of group dynamics
15 Great Asian American Causes
Organizations that use your help to help all Asian Americans.
Opening for the Enemy
An activist rocker finds herself opening for the type of Asian American woman she abhors.
The Evolution of an Asian American
How a whitewashed Asian came to claim his identity.
AN ASIAN AMERICAN TIMELINE
1847 4/12: First group of 3 Chinese students arrives in NYC. 1848 1/24: Discovery of gold at Sutter’s Creek, CA. The news of “Gold Mountain” ...
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