Coming to terms with history
By Harry Mok. June 26, 2002

"Stereotypes trace their origins to fact but along the way they are appropriated, twisted and used against their subjects. Asian Americans have been subject to stereotypical images like those in Abercrombie's shirts for their entire history in the United States. Putting the T-shirt incident in this context, it's hard to find much humor in the situation, and the people who did find it funny are ignorant of the past and the origins of these ugly stereotypes."

 

Waiting for the flames
If police brutality isn't stopped, the next uprising will just be a traffic stop away. By Keith Rushing. May 13, 2002

 

The death of the integration dream
A former South Central resident looks back on ten years of ... nothing. By Tamura Howard. May 13, 2002

 

Fighting for the cause
By Sharon Pian Chan. April 15, 2002

 

An American in London
Notes from an invisible woman. By Irene Hahn. April 3, 2002