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broad recognition: "Are You There, Steinem? It's Us, Yale."

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Feminist responses to sexism at Yale. Monday, March 02, 2009. Are You There, Steinem? It's Us, Yale.". Something's up. Gender-neutral housing (oh, that phrase! Is at least on the grown-ups' table. A relatively sensible article. About contraception didn't ruin the effect by confusing CLAY's values with a viable student health policy; and one Yale male blushingly affirmed. That women are, indeed, "people" (! Like a kid approaching puberty. Awkward, but cute. Monday, March 02, 2009. The New Broad Recognition.

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broad recognition: The New Broad Recognition

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Feminist responses to sexism at Yale. Saturday, March 28, 2009. The New Broad Recognition. In April, Broad Recognition will be expanding into a monthly online magazine for observation, commentary, and analysis by feminists at Yale and elsewhere. We'll announce the launch here, so stay tuned. Saturday, March 28, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The New Broad Recognition. Are You There, Steinem? Its Us, Yale. The Asian American Cultural Center at Yale. The Yale Afro-American Cultural Center.

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broad recognition: One Year Later, Forty Years Back

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Feminist responses to sexism at Yale. Friday, February 20, 2009. One Year Later, Forty Years Back. I am reprinting here my op-ed of this morning. It's a sort of director's cut, since some of my final edits didn't make it into the published version. To read it on the YDN website, go here. ONE YEAR LATER, FORTY YEARS BACK. Which addressed the latter incident but omitted the former. With no one to blame, what was Yale to do? For lack of evidence, it could only condemn these incidents of hate speech. For...

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from stranger to kin: Daughters of Dictators

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Saturday, 18 August 2007. You could call her Korea's Hilary Clinton or Seoul's Virgin Queen. How, given all that, you might wonder, is she still a viable- indeed, a leading- candidate for the Korean presidency. With the economic disasters of the 1990s and the leadership scandals of the current Roh administration, many Koreans have grown nostalgic for the economic growth and "strong" leadership of Geun-hye's father's regime. Indira Gandhi, who served t...

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from stranger to kin: Dreaming of Diaspora

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Saturday, 28 July 2007. Before studying in Seoul last summer, it had never really occured to me that these 35,000 contradictions to Korea's racial ideology existed. Perhaps the idea had crossed my mind at some point, or I intuitively assumed that there must be people like me in my other motherland, but I had never bothered to find out. But, arriving in Seoul last June, I landed in the middle of national discussion on race. As I was putting this projec...

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from stranger to kin: Five Generations On, Mexico's Koreans Long for Home

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Friday, 17 August 2007. Five Generations On, Mexico's Koreans Long for Home. I woke up at 11:45 am, a half hour ago, to fully blasting airconditioning. This morning, an article from today's. The Korean newspaper that has historically provided the most coverage on mixed-race issues, I've heard from a couple different sources. Five Generations On, Mexico's Koreans Long for Home. Erdi, 21, is a fifth generation Korean-Cuban. His grandfather married a...

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from stranger to kin: some not-so-funny Asian english

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Wednesday, 8 August 2007. Some not-so-funny Asian english. So, I don't think making fun of Asian English(or the sound of Asian languages, Rosie. Funny Yes, I know that my Mom has an accent. Yes I know she can link English words together in occasionally bizarre phrases. Thanks for letting me know. But that's a whole nother post. Since July 17, 2007. About 3 weeks ago), three former comfort women have died. Without being acknowledged as survivors. At ab...

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from stranger to kin: glamour girl

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Tuesday, 7 August 2007. Last summer, I tried to spend time with my. Grandmother) at least a few times a week. One day, we'd meet for for lunch or dinner somewhere around Seoul. One day, I'd stop by after work for dinner at my. Aunt)'s house where she lives half of the week. And, every Sunday, usually, I'd go over and spend the afternoon with her at my. Uncle)'s house where she spends the rest of the week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). National H...

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from stranger to kin: Defeated Capitals and Hills of Tea

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Saturday, 11 August 2007. Defeated Capitals and Hills of Tea. I'm back in my tiny room watching. The Day After Tomorrow. On TV after three days of travel. We drove along the West Coast down to the southernmost tip of the Korean peninsula and then back up to Seoul today just in time to see my cousin, Soo Min, in her Dae hang lo theatre premiere. On our drive back up this morning, I finished the last few pages of Jane Austen's. 2007) was completed in Bo...

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from stranger to kin: Fifty Pounds of Books

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From stranger to kin. Searching for Mixed-Race Korea. Sunday, 12 August 2007. Fifty Pounds of Books. People in town go inside because the sky weighs too much at noon. They wait for hot food with lots of pepper so the day will feel cooler by comparison. They drink sweet drinks and swallow bitter coffee to distract their insides from the heat and weight of the sky". Now, I'm not. This summer, I did better than last, plowing through:. Lose Your Mother: A Journey Along the Atlantic Slave Route. An impulse bu...