Academic Writing

• ​​​“The Politics of Afro-Asian Intimacies in ‘Jim Crow Tokyo’.” Journal of American Ethnic History, Vol.  39, No. 1 (Fall 2019), pp. 35-65.

• “‘Yankee, Why Does a Big Man Like You Fear My Baby?’: The Gendered Politics of the Anti- Japanese Movement, 1908-1024,” Amerasia, Vol. 46, No. 2 (August 2020), pp. 162-179. 

• A Gendered Diaspora: Intimacy and Empire in the Making of Japanese America, 1908-1952 (book manuscript under contract at NYU Press) ​

Public Writing

• Mr. Kay, Contingent Magazine 

• The Sound of the Japanese Diaspora: An Interview with G Yamazawa, Discover Nikkei

• Why Women Have Become Targets in the Immigration Fight, Washington Post 

• Hapa Music is Black and Brown: Jhené Aiko and the Problem of Multiracial Self-Representation, Discover Nikkei