“I fear that we’ll remember Fred’s evocative style, but forget his penetrating political substance.” On remembering what not to forget.

“Fred Ho flooded my ears with essential facts about the history of Afro-Asian political and cultural struggle”

What the marginalization of Asian Americans in an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery says about the appropriation of “cool.”

“…I was more apprentice than student, and he was more family than friend. Our time together bridged the waters of music and delved into politics, healing, life, and death.”

In 1999, Fred Ho reflected on his political and musical evolution, from the Asian American Movement on.

“Spock was good in math and science; so was I. Spock tended to suppress his emotions (his human side), and so did I.” Fred Ho on coming of age.

A former student recalls the ups-and-downs of Ho’s cult of personality.

Colleagues, collaborators, and friends remember political and musical visionary Fred Ho.