JM Wong
May Day asks of us what our generation’s legacy of resistance will look like?
This May Day, I feel deeply unsettled.
For many years, my favorite holiday has served as a moment of reflection, to consider how life is...
Undoing Asian American Zionism in Seattle’s CID and the (mis)use of safety, trauma,...
My former classmate, A, sent me a photo of his baby niece, E, born in mid-October in Khan Younis, a city in Gaza. “We...
A tribute to Feng Daoyou: Our past is woven into how we imagine the...
(Editor's note: This piece was first published in the South Seattle Emerald on March 16, 2022.)
To Coco, Feng Daoyou, who crossed over on March...
Reconciling being Chinese in America today
There are many people who are smarter and more knowledgeable than me who are writing about the U.S.-China conflict. What I offer today are...
Essay: Finding home in Chinatown International District
On Friday, Sept. 30, my friends and I sent selfie photos of each other shopping at Viet Wah, the Vietnamese-owned grocery store located in...
Opinion: Vigil for Tianjin—Tragic death and loss to the the profit margin
Pacific Rim Solidarity Network to hold vigil
