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"A Story Is Being Written," in Opacity of Performance, ed. Ben Evans, Sara Krajewski, and Takahiro Yamamoto (Portland: Portland Art Museum, 2021).
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"Beyond Afro-Orientalism: Langston Hughes, Koreans, and the Poetics of Overlapping Dispossessions," Comparative Literature 69, no. 2 (June 2017): 201-21.
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