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Tag: Asian Americans
Boxes, Bridges, and Isabel in Bloom, a guest post by Mae Respicio
Isabel in Bloom will be my fourth middle grade novel (my first one in verse). When I began writing it, a few intriguing images had come to me: a girl on a plane, a dried-up school garden, and a balikbayan box.
How the Pandemic and Violence Against Asian and Asian Americans shaped LOVE & RESISTANCE, a guest post by Kara H. L. Chen
In 2023, in our current era of censorship and aggressive attempts at book banning, perhaps it’s the most revolutionary thing we can do: speak. Or listen.
How to Pronounce Quach, a guest post by Michelle Quach
I’ve always liked my name. In one word, it uniquely encapsulates my family’s complicated history—a history that I’ve often found hard to explain.
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Three Novels, Three Responses to Anti-Asian Racism, a guest post by Misa Sugiura
As Misa Sugiura's books show, there are as many ways to be Asian American as there are Asians in America.
Resources for Discussing the Rise in Asian American Violence in the United States
A round up of resources to help public and school librarians discuss the rise of anti-Asian violence in the United States
Four Little Words – Changing the Narrative, a guest post by Abigail Hing Wen
Debut author Abigail Hing Wen joins us to share a story about participating in her high school theater group as an Asian American.
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Asian American Voices in Young Adult Literature, a #YAAtoZ guest post by Kristyn Dorfman
Today for YA A to Z we are delighted to present with you a discussion of Asian American Voices in YA Literature by library Kristyn Dorfman. The need for diverse narratives has always been important but that has not always been apparent in the books we see published. Now, finally, diverse stories have been gaining […]
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