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Asian / Pacific Island Cultures
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Queer
Papi Porn : Gay Asian Erotica by Joel Tan (Editor)
While
stereotypical depictions of Asian men as feminine, flowering
"china dolls" predominate in American gay culture, this
collection dispels those images with exciting new ones of gay
Asian sexuality. From Chinese bodybuilders to Samoan giants, from
hand-holding Viet Cong to drag queens at the Peking Opera,
"Queer PAPI Porn" breaks all boundaries of sex, race,
and desire.
"Gay male erotica--or, more forthrightly,
porn--used to be defined largely by sloppy writing, homogenized
fantasies, and a lack of cultural and racial diversity. The
quality of erotica is getting better (check out the Best Gay
Erotica series by Cleis Press for proof), and there's a wealth of
new diversity out there as well. Joel Tan's Queer PAPI Porn is a
groundbreaking anthology of contemporary porn written by men of
Philippine, Asian, and Pacific Island decent (PAPI) that
stimulates our libido, invigorates our sense of art, and
challenges our notions of what porn and literature might be. Tan
has collected stories by 19 of the most noted gay PAPI
writers--including Lawrence Chua, Justin Chin, R. Zamora Linmark,
and Allen de Souza--to produce an anthology shockingly good and
always sexually stimulating. Not one piece here trades on cliché
or formula, with originality showing throughout. Jason Guillermo
Luz's "Scherzo for Cunanan" is a meditation on
cross-country killer Andrew Cunanan that explores a fantasy sexual
and national connection between the author and the killer.
"Bite," by Justin Chin, is a surrealistic sex-speed rap
that shocks with its explicit coprophiliac images as it examines
how gender and race are constructed in sex and desire. Nino
Alvarez's "True Love" is a lovely, troubling, and
hypnotic story of a Chinese American gay man who dotes on his
300-pound African American lover as they both work to increase his
weight to 600 pounds. Surprising and masterfully written, Queer
PAPI Porn is one of the best literary and erotic books in years."
--Michael Bronski
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ALBA is a community-based effort created to
foster our collective pride and self-esteem as Asian lesbian and
bisexual women. ALBA builds community through outreach, advocacy,
political action, leadership development, education, networking
and many excellent meals.
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Asian Pacific Crossroads (A/PC) is a social
group for lesbians and gay Asians and their friends. As a program
of The Center Orange County, the organization provides monthly rap
session on a variety of topics geared to the gay Asian experience.
The group also has various other social outings such as an annual
Christmas party and summer beach picnics.
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This site is a part of the Youth Resource
Network which is, itself, a project of Advocates for Youth.
Here you will find links, chat rooms, message boards for youth,
poetry and essays written by youth, safer sex tips, and more.
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We are a group of bisexual, lesbian, and gay
people of Asian or Pacific Islander descent in Ann Arbor MI. We
were originally composed of University of Michigan students, but
the group has expanded to include students at Eastern Michigan
University and non-students of the Ann Arbor area.
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AQU25 stands for Asian & Pacific
Islander, Queer & Questioning, 25 & under,
altogether. AQU25 is a group for and run by 25
years and under queer and questioning people of Asian and Pacific
Islander descent, and committed to creating a safe space where
people can examine issues that are important, have fun, and
support each other in exploring who we are. Issues include
HIV prevention, fighting homophobia, and building a queer A&PI
youth community.
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DeepFocus Productions, Inc. was founded by
independent filmmaker Arthur
Dong in 1982. Since that time, its productions have combined
the art of the visual medium with an investigation of social
issues. DFP's award winning films include Licensed
to Kill, Coming
Out Under Fire, Forbidden
City, U.S.A., The
Questions of Equality: Out Rage ' 69, and Sewing
Woman.
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The Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA), is an
organization dedicated to furthering the interests of gay &
bisexual Asian/Pacific Islanders by creating awareness, by
developing a positive collective identity and by establishing a
supportive community.
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Dedicated to furthering the interests of gay and
bisexual Asian / Pacific Islanders by creating awareness, by
developing a positive collective identity, and by establishing a
supportive community. Formed from the need for an organization to
address, through a democratic process, social, cultural, and
political issues affecting the gay and bisexual Asian / Pacific
Islander community
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The mission of GAPSN is to provide supportive
environments for gay and bisexual Asian Pacific Islander men to
meet, network, voice concerns, foster self-empowerment, and to
advocate on issues of significance to the gay Asian Pacific
Islander community.
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The Gay Vietnamese Alliance
provides a safe and supportive environment for gay, bisexual, and
transgender men of Vietnamese descent from all over the world to
network, foster self-empowerment, voice issues and create
leadership.
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GLAM is a non profit group and was founded in
August 1993 as a support/social group for queer Asians (gay,
lesbian and bisexual) living in Montreal. Our mission is to
help queer Asians in Montreal understand and deal with their
sexuality by listening and sharing personal experiences.
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IGLHRC's mission is to protect and advance the
human rights of all people and communities subject to
discrimination or abuse on the basis of sexual orientation, gender
identity, or HIV status.
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Khush/DC is an organization for South Asian gay,
lesbian and bisexual people in the D.C. metro, Northern Virginia
and Maryland areas. Khush/DC was formed in August, 1994. The
stonewall march in June 1994 was the impetus needed for
like-minded folks to realize that an organization was necessary
for offering support and social meeting avenues for south Asian
folks.
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The Long Yang Club is an international,
non-profit social and educational group established for Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender people who share an interest in
Asian culture.
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The MGLC is here to provide a safe and friendly
environment, both locally and nationally for Malaysian gays,
lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders. We are a non-profit and
non-political social support organization. We do not discriminate
against race and gender. We welcome people from all cultural
backgrounds. We are here to provide assistance for our members in
seeking gay-related resources about Malaysia as well as in the
United States of America.
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"Queer & Asian (Q&A) is an
absolutely fabulous collective of queer Asian and Pacific Islander
men. We foster leadership, fraternity, and mutual support in order
to preserve and further queer Asian and Pacific Islander
culture."
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This page includes links to API AIDS resources,
Coming out Resources, women's resources, email lists, outlists,
articles and much more.
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Resources to help solve the issues surrounding
queer immigration.
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SALGA NYC serves the south Asian LGBT population
in the Tristate area. This site has action updates,
worldwide resources, and much more.
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Sangat is a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,
and Transgender Organization and Support Group for the people
from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Afghanistan,
Iran, Burma, and rest of the South Asian countries. A not for
profit organization for International Brotherhood, Sisterhood for
Peace and Harmony, regardless of Sexual Orientation, Religious or
Boundaries of the Country.
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Trikone
is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization for lesbian,
gay, bisexual, and transgendered people of South Asian descent.
Founded in 1986 in the San Francisco Bay Area, Trikone is the
oldest group of its kind in the world.
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This is an Asian gay and lesbian scene guide.
You can find queer travel tour information and bars, clubs, hotels, saunas, discos, resources for Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Tokyo, Bangkok.
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