before she could contemplate doing something for herself with her time
Once a Maoist dry-goods business, the store has become a hub for Asian American culture and community
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Moving toward liberation through music in South Africa
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Transgressing spatial and temporal bounds through the image
A researcher visits the UK National Archives in search of Malaya.
Malaya’s rainforest in the colonial and military imaginary
A Filipina immigrant academic mourns and celebrates the aftermath of 1898.
The layered histories of Black and Asian communities in the Queens neighborhood.
Our language can only approximate the horror of Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
On Joma Sison and Julie de Lima, the Philippines’ most famous leftist couple
A Filipino and a Chinese girl, both comfort women, find friendship in a piece of critical fabulation
How learning a third language became a place of reconciliation for my mother tongues.
How translating the writings of a former Malayan Communist Party member changed me
An examination of Malayan Emergency fiction’s depiction of Sinophone, Anglophone, and Indigenous points of view
Three artistic works, recently showcased in Kuala Lumpur and beyond, suggest why it matters that we think about the history of the Malayan Emergency in concert with the contemporary COVID-19 and climate emergencies
Imagining the future through words and through kin
etc.books founder Akiko Matsuo on building a space for feminism and solidarity in Tokyo
Once a Maoist dry-goods business, the store has become a hub for Asian American culture and community
The layered histories of Black and Asian communities in the Queens neighborhood.
Translating Anuradha Sarma Pujari’s My Poems Are Not for Your Ad Campaign
Our language can only approximate the horror of Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
Moving toward liberation through music in South Africa
On Joma Sison and Julie de Lima, the Philippines’ most famous leftist couple
A Filipino and a Chinese girl, both comfort women, find friendship in a piece of critical fabulation
Gossip and care in the Indo American community in Queens
How learning a third language became a place of reconciliation for my mother tongues.
Gardaya’s letters offer glimpses into his fruitless search for love and acceptance in America
How translating the writings of a former Malayan Communist Party member changed me
Transgressing spatial and temporal bounds through the image
An examination of Malayan Emergency fiction’s depiction of Sinophone, Anglophone, and Indigenous points of view
A researcher visits the UK National Archives in search of Malaya.
Three artistic works, recently showcased in Kuala Lumpur and beyond, suggest why it matters that we think about the history of the Malayan Emergency in concert with the contemporary COVID-19 and climate emergencies
Malaya’s rainforest in the colonial and military imaginary
Imagining the future through words and through kin
A Filipina immigrant academic mourns and celebrates the aftermath of 1898.
etc.books founder Akiko Matsuo on building a space for feminism and solidarity in Tokyo