Image: The Ravenous Couple.
I am coveting the cute Vietnamese food-themed t-shirts and prints that Hong and Kim of The Ravenous Couple are selling for charity. Proceeds from the porkalicious shirt above go to Senhoa, an organization helping survivors of human trafficking in Cambodia.
If you buy the shirt Hong and Kim are wearing here, they will donate to the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation:
Photo: The Ravenous Couple.
Visit their store here.
Photo: Oteo. Flickr/Creative Commons.
Christine at Shanghai Shiok has written her final post on heterosexual Asian-white relationships. She even made a cute, hand-drawn infographic. Now that she’s washed her hands clean of the topic, I’d love to see a queer/non-heterosexual stance on Asian interracial relationships. Any takers?
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation interviewed Kosal Khiev, a Cambodian man deported from the United States after growing up here and living here for decades. I’ve written about this issue before and it’s telling that while the US media has remained silent on this issue, it has caught the attention of a national broadcaster abroad!
LIAM COCHRANE: For people who’ve never heard of this, can you explain why you were, as a kid who grew up in the States, why you were sent back to Cambodia, or sent to Cambodia, not back?
KOSAL KHIEV: Okay. So, they said that because I committed a crime of immoral turpitude that it’s reason to be deported. So if I didn’t have my citizenship, which I couldn’t have had my citizenship because I got locked up at 16, so how was I supposed to apply for my citizenship?
Hear how Chiny Ky escaped from the Khmer Rouge work camp, crossed the border to Thailand, and came to be reunited with his family near Philadelphia.
