Asian American X: An Intersection of Twenty-First Century Asian American Voices
Co-edited by Arar Han and John Hsu. University of Michigan Press, 2004.
Asian American X brings together personal essays by young Asian Americans exploring identity and belonging. The collection presents different experiences within the broad label “Asian American,” including the tensions and connections between family, culture and life in the United States.
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Identity in Arar’s writing
The book sits alongside Arar’s continuing essays on Asian American identity, motherhood and family life.
- The Daechi Moms in Seoul: the Power and Peril of Parental Lemming Behavior
- Second acts for Korean women: When the kids go off to college
- My daughter Edy is beautiful.
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