AMERASIA JOURNAL

Weaving Our Sovereignties Together: Maximizing Ea for Filipinx and Hawaiians

The Legibility of Asian American Activism Studies

When Mothers Lead: Revolutionary Adaptability in a Filipina/o American Diasporic Community Theater Organization

Zainichi Korean Artist Fung Sok Ro in the Diasporic Intersections and Flows

“Guano in Their Destiny”: Race, Geology, and a Philosophy of Indenture

“KNOw History/KNOw Self”: Khmer Youth Organizing for Justice in Long Beach

Chinese Contract Labor in the Wake of the Abolition of Slavery in the Americas: A New Form of Slavery or Transition to Free Labor in the Case of Cuba?

“We Need to Redefine What We Mean by Winning”: NAKASEC’s Immigrant Justice Activism and Thinking Citizenship Otherwise

Yuimaaru: Okinawan Prisoners of War Shape Okinawan Identity and Transnational Connections

Progressive Asian Network for Action

Encounters with Transmigrants and a Navaho Chef: Yoko Inoue

The Taiwan Revolutionary Party and Sinophone Political Praxis in New York, 1970–1986

Before the “Truckee Method”: Race, Space, and Capital in Truckee’s Chinese Community, 1870–1880

Sugarcane Sakadas: The Corporate Production of the Filipino on a Hawai‘i Plantation

“Scattered Like Sand” WeChat Warriors in the Trial of Peter Liang

#NeverAgainToMartialLaw: Transnational Filipino American Activism in the Shadow of Marcos and Age of Duterte

“My Body Trembles with Fear”: Okinawans Remember World War II in Davao

Chinese American Citizens Alliance

Organic and Inorganic Chinas: Desire and Fatigue in Global Hong Kong

#Asians4BlackLives: Notes from the Ground

Reflections on Encountering Minor-Transnationalism

Re-envisioning “East Asia”: minor transnationalism, Trans-Pacific dialogues, and the visual arts

The Politics of Vernacular Activism: Hmong Americans Organizing for Social Justice in Minnesota

Trans-Pacific Japanese Diaspora Art: Encounters and Envisions of Minor-Transnationalism