Filmmakers have just wrapped up shooting a documentary about being mixed-race in Japan. But they need to raise more funds to get production wrapped up.
Hafu – A Film About Mixed-Japanese Needs Your Help
Do You Shield Your Kids From Negative Portrayals of Asians?
Sooner or later, your kids are bound to see racist portrayals of Asians on the big screen. How do you deal with it?
Multiracial Growth and Hapa Identity Post on BlogHer
This week, I’ve written a roundup of the many of the conferences, books and films, and other issues surrounding the growing Hapa population — including some of my personal experiences navigating the waters of being in a mixed-race family. Check out the full article…
One Big Hapa Family
Why do some Asian groups have such high intermarriage rates? HapaMama interviews filmmaker Jeff Chiba Stearns on his documentary which seeks to answer that question.
A Mama’s view of the offensive UCLA video
My earliest memory of racism occured when I was only about four years old. I was sitting on a slide at a park in the Midwestern town where my parents were graduate students. My mother and father must have been across a field at the picnic tables, when a group of young men — probably in their teens or twenties — came by and made “ching chong” noises at me.
International Women’s Day
Did you know March 8 is International Women’s Day? The event has been celebrated for more than 100 years to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women.
More Multicultural posts
A veritable cornucopia of multiculturalism!
Maxine Hong Kingston in Menlo Park
Maxine Hong Kingston only writes one book each decade. So when she was at Kepler’s Books in Menlo Park, reading from her new poetry memoir “I Love a Broad Margin to My Life”, I made sure to be there.
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