This vibrant and groundbreaking book is dedicated to the stories and experiences of East and South East Asian communities living in the UK today.
Using an accessible and grounded approach, including anecdotes and interviews, it sheds light on different areas of ESEA life from food, gender and representation to issues of racism, identity and stereotypes. It centers a UK-specific perspective, enriching the broader conversation on anti-racism and affirming the vital place of ESEA voices within it.
Introduction
Chapter 1: ESEA people in the UK: a complex narrative
Chapter 2: Identity in motion
Chapter 3: Migration: how we came to be
Chapter 4: Representation and the illusion of progress
Chapter 5: Multiculturalism and mixed ESEA experiences
Chapter 6: Appropriation, exploitation and work
Chapter 7: Queering the script
Chapter 8: Organizing through crisis
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