Discussing the evolving landscape of race, ethnicity and culture in candid and provocative — but smart and sensitive—fashion

Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Nov 18, 2015

The Hollywood Reporter shouldn’t get a pass for publishing yet another Oscar Roundtable featuring all-white actors…

Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Mar 28, 2015

The story in charts: Diversity on television makes sense — because it makes money.

At this point, you must have read the article in Hollywood’s go-to industry blog for real-time news, Deadline, suggesting that the swing toward diversity on network TV had “gone too far.”…

Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Mar 22, 2015

A response to The Braiser’s Austin Wallace, from a fellow recapper (and yes, show dad)

In which I try to clarify why it helps no one to “recap” a show for which you have a sustained disdain

Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Mar 4, 2015

A response to “Why #FreshOffTheBoat Is Not Asian America’s Saving Grace”

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Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Feb 19, 2015

Angry vs. Angry and why all of us lose.

The sad story of the trademark conflict between Phil Yu, proprietor of the blog Angry…

Jeff Yang in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

Jul 18, 2014

A Handy Template for Online Trolls

#neverreadthecomments

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Abhishek Khurana in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

May 27, 2014

Please Don’t Call Me Brown

I’m not. And you’re not. And he’s not yellow. And she’s not green. And…

Claire Topalian in THOSE PEOPLE

May 22, 2014

The Ever-Relevant Mind and Activism of James Baldwin

Sterling, Copeland, and Bundy remind us: we still need Baldwin

This article originally appeared on Huffington Post.

Kristine Hadeed in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

May 21, 2014

The #1 Racist Question Everyone Asks (Including You)

Imagine your friend tells you this story:

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SuddenlyFeminist Dad in Thinking (and Rethinking) Race

May 9, 2014

An Open Letter to Tal Fortgang

Re: “Why I’ll Never Apologize for My White Male Privilege”

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