Category: African-American
My Book is OUT NOW!
Writing, Green Tea, Anticipation
Dream of the Water Children – MY BOOK TRAILER #1
AVAILABLE NOW for Pre-Order on Amazon. BOOK will be RELEASED next Month (JUNE) !!!!!!!!!
“Cultural Bodies:” My Newest Article on the Hapa Japan site
VIDEO: Eric Robinson of Black Tokyo – Race & Identity in Japan
Critique of Review of “Proof of a Man” by Ratgirl
Legacies – WASHINGTON POST 2015 – by Annie Gowen and Linda Davidson
My Early Puzzling racial questions……..
Beiging & Dream: Two of my WORKS to be PUBLISHED this year!
Re-Post: Black and White GIs in Military prisons in Postwar Japan: Black Glasses Like Clark Kent
Black, Yellow, White in Japan and Asia
Now Showing in Theaters: うまれつき (Born With It)
A Black-Japanese student enters a Japanese school. The Japanese students are amazed, curious, condescending, afraid, finding ways to make him outcast. This Short Film, written and directed by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, Jr., shines a lens onto a small town, and gives a picture of how Japanese-mix children and people, and black-mixed people and … Continue Reading Now Showing in Theaters: うまれつき (Born With It)
Japan Entertainment Magazine Interview
T-Tasha / Yoon-Mi-Rae : Korean Rap/Hip-Hop/R&B QUEEN
Tasha – or Yoon Mi Rae in Korea, alternatively known as “T-Tasha”— is definitely South Korea’s greatest Hip-Hop/Rap/R&B or more accurately: K-R&B artist. Her heritage is African-American/Korean, and is in my other posts and the purpose of this whole blog site, her experiences growing up in Korea were full of … Continue Reading T-Tasha / Yoon-Mi-Rae : Korean Rap/Hip-Hop/R&B QUEEN
New Video posted on YouTube: “BLACK PACIFIC ELEGY”
Here is the second installment of my video series. It is a visual poem. Read, listen, feel, think. Hopefully you will be curious, look up information and terms you don’t quite know or understand. Be outraged? Become more understanding? Curious? Watch this in HD for the best view! If you … Continue Reading New Video posted on YouTube: “BLACK PACIFIC ELEGY”
Dream of the Water Children: The Black Pacific 