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“Hapa”: A Unique Case of Cultural Appropriation by Multiracial Asian Americans?

“Hapa”: A Unique Case of Cultural Appropriation by Multiracial Asian Americans?

On embracing a Hawaiian identity without the experience of colonization and inequality.

Are “Fetus” and “Unborn Child” Interchangeable?

Are “Fetus” and “Unborn Child” Interchangeable?

Guidance from Rewire.News and the 2018 Associated Press Stylebook.

Moving Beyond “Default” Language in Pop-Culture Criticism

Moving Beyond “Default” Language in Pop-Culture Criticism

On the practice of assuming that straightness and Whiteness are culturally neutral.

Why We Should Examine Our Culinary Vocabulary

Why We Should Examine Our Culinary Vocabulary

On the importance of using conscious language.

Conscious Language in “The American Heritage Dictionary”

Conscious Language in “The American Heritage Dictionary”

Conscious Style Guide speaks with Steve Kleinedler.

Drop the Hyphen in “Asian American”

Drop the Hyphen in “Asian American”

On the historical divisiveness of an unnecessary punctuation mark.

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