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Sunday, December 30, 2018

Dreams of the Diaspora by Jyoti Omi Chowdhury and Frances Kai-Hwa Wang | Smithsonian Institution

Wow. Just discovering this direct link so many years after the fact. Looks so official, omg omg.

Dreams of the Diaspora by Jyoti Omi Chowdhury and Frances Kai-Hwa Wang | Smithsonian Institution
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Saturday, December 29, 2018

Why Are Asian American Women Still Inaccurately Portrayed on TV? | Creed Politico

Just found this mostly unattributed reprint (March 11, 2018) of my article from Women's Media Center via Alternet. Fun. Luckily my name is included at the very end.

Why Are Asian American Women Still Inaccurately Portrayed on TV? | Creed Politico
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