Mixed Race America

Thoughts, musings, and observations about race in America, particularly the mixing of race--in all the ways you can imagine: people of various races interacting, people of various races not wanting to mix, issues of purity, hybridity, multiplicity, heterogeneity, and any other way you can describe the blending, melding, melting, tossing, turning, churning of race relations in the United States.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

APA shout out!

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Just got sent this video link to a music video made by Magnetic North & Taiyo Na, featuring among many artists, Jin . The video was made...
Monday, May 16, 2011

It's May which means it's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!

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So out of the 3 resolutions I made for myself back on January 1, 2011 , only one remains achievable (the draft of my manuscript)--I failed t...
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Sunday, May 1, 2011

post-Brown, post-Lawrence, post-hate?

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I was going to blog about the ridiculousness that is known as Donald Trump and the inherent racism of the Birther phenomenon. But if you a...
Wednesday, April 13, 2011

150 years and one day ago...

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...the U.S. Civil War began. The first skirmish at Fort Sumter (just outside the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina) resulted in the U.S....
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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Saturday link round-up

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Well, my plans for blogging at least once a week have failed (sigh). But, I suppose it was good to at least have a goal. I could tell you ...
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Why Asian American studies matters

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I've been in NYC for the last few days (it was spring break last week at Southern U) so I didn't get to see this video until today--...
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

The post about adoption

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As regular readers of this blog know, recently I've been writing about more personal (maybe intimate or private is the more accurate wor...
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Saturday, March 5, 2011

Meet the Happiest Man in the U.S.: Alvin Wong

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Gallup (yep, the pollster/survey people) decided that they wanted to figure out what makes Americans happy and, the New York Times asked Ga...
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Jennifer
A 40-something professor of contemporary American literature and Asian American literature interested in issues of social justice and specifically how to create spaces to talk comfortably (and sometimes uncomfortably) about race.
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