J I A
To strive to listen, to keep listening, and to hold space for others is an act of self-service—for one's people, for people of color, and for Black and indigenous lives. J I A is a spoken word installation incorporating waacking on foreignness
"Origins"
“this poem began in the belly of a fish in the south china sea” – Jamie Uy traces her roots and histories in this tumbling prose poem.
I no longer knew Xinyu, and her red boots
Two girls are born in a Chinese village. New in poetry, by Ruobing Sabrina Zhao.
China doll
Tzy Jiun Tan's poem tackles orientalism, sex, relationships and transactions.
Porte de Choisy
In this personal memoir, Vamika Sinha reflects on navigating life in Paris as a foreigner, walking through its Chinatown district.