Issue 3. Identity
01.22.01 | by Arnold M. Kee
A father reflects on what's in a name, and the struggle for black middle-class identity
01.05.01 | by Mimi Nguyen
In Disney's ''Mulan,'' an Asian tomboy defies convention, hoodwinks patriarchal authority and goes on to save the masses - " the dominant narrative of my fantasy youth
01.03.01 | by Richard C. Crepeau
How Americans find an (often fleeting) identity in sports affiliations
12.19.00 | by Stephen Wissink
Most people who saw Nike's cryptic ''Mrs. Jones'' ads know Marion Jones was on the mic. But why aren't female athletes front and center?
12.19.00 | by Soyon Im
Interracial Romance Divides Asian-Americans
12.08.00 | by Madeleine Begun Kane
Subtle sexism maintains gender differences
12.03.00 | by Eric Butters
A self-portrait that captures the artist's past and present
12.02.00 | by Crystal Parikh
An Asian American scholar on what a ''smart girl'' is doing raising questions of identity
12.02.00 | by Gwen Glazer
Can crayons and positive thinking help women find acceptance - and themselves?
11.24.00 | by Denise Meringolo
When commemorating our national identity, sometimes all we can see is a battleground.