"In any given moment the human eye takes in about a billion bits of information. The brain discards the vast majority of that information, and processes about 40 bits of information."

Chinese American photographer Andrew Kung is reclaiming representation of the all-American man one portrait at a time.

‘And as she walked by, she said ‘In America, we say excuse me!’ She just looked angry, and I looked around. I was stunned.’

The surge of hate crimes committed against Asian Americans has swelled since the start of the Covid 19 pandemic. It's a sad but known truth that racial hatred against Asians (or racial hatred, in general) isn't just a new phenomenon in the US. But neither is standing up to and confronting that hatred...

From adult films to a portrait series on Asian men, stereotypes of Asian identity are being disrupted in surprising and creative ways.

‘For better and for worse, our choice now is between eco-socialism or eco-apartheid.’

Brian Komei Dempster’s ‘poetry of remembering, and the reverberations of our ancestors.’

‘These are the bedtime stories the patriarchy tells itself.’

Nathaniel Rich considers ‘the horrific interconnectedness of all things’

‘I want him to be able to have those qualities that I saw men wanting, but not being able to have. Like being able to cry.’