Public Writing
Others:
“Anti-Trans Legislation, a Form of Reproductive Injustice.” Against the Current, March 13, 2022.
“Beyond Choice: Why We Need Reproductive Justice.” Against the Current, June 23, 2022 (Translated into Spanish and published by Momento Critico).
"Patriottismo senza libertà: la protesta di Hong Kong nel 2019 e le sue conseguenze (Patriotism without Freedom: The 2019 Hong Kong Protest and Aftermath)" Gli Asini, Aug 4, 2021.
“Cracking Down on Political Agency and Imagination: The Suppression of Civil Liberties and Legislative Freedom in Hong Kong,” The China Story, Nov 25, 2020.
“Fear in the Classroom: How Hong Kong’s National Security Law Suppresses Academic and Intellectual Freedom.” Made in China Journal, Oct 21, 2020 (Translated into Italian and republished in Dinamo Press).
“Hong Kong: A City of Disappearances,” Hong Kong Protesting (a project of Cha: An Asian Literary Journal), Sept 1, 2020.
“Hong Kong Is a Local Tragedy, Not a Geopolitical Shuttlecock,” co-authored with Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Foreign Policy, August 18, 2020.
“ICE’s new international student policy stokes the flames of US nationalism,” Lausan, July 9, 2020.
“從疫情看性別與再生產勞動 (Understanding Gender and Reproductive Labor through the Pandemic),” 立場新聞 (Stand News), June 5, 2020.
“Banning the Tiananmen Vigil Must not Stop us from Building Solidarity with the Mainland,” Lausan, June 4, 2020.
“One Country, Two Identities: The Divergence of National Identities in Hong Kong,” The Asia Dialogue. Feb 5, 2020.
Editing
"Being Water: Streams of Hong Kong Futures." Made in China Journal, Vol.6, no.3, 2021. Edited with Ivan Franceschini and Nicholas Loubere.
Translations
Huang, Kun. “ ‘Anti-Blackness’ in Chinese Racial-Nationalism: Sex/Gender, Reproduction, and Metaphors of Pathology.” Positions: Asia Critique (Praxis). July 25, 2020. Translated with Roy Chan.
Hong Kong Unison. “What Black Lives Matter Tells us about Racism and Violent Policing in Hong Kong.” Lausan. July 12, 2020.
Wong, Ahkok Chun-kok. “ ‘‘Who do you call when the police murder?’ A New International Front.” Lausan. June 20, 2020.
In the Media
Podcasts
"Untellable Stories, Reproductive Justice & Complicating Acts of Advocacy," The Fire These Times, Jan 14, 2021.
“Hong Kong, Disappearances and the Emotional Cost of Disinformation,” The Fire These Times, Sept 11, 2020.
“Sharon Yam on Rhetoric and Hong Kong,” Rationally Exuberant, July 17, 2020
“Inconvenient Strangers: Transnational Subjects and the Politics of Citizenship,” New Books Network, June 3, 2020
News Media
"The Future of Reproduction," Quartz, Feb 15, 2022.
“Edward Leung and Localism in Hong Kong,” Taiwan Plus, Jan 19, 2022.
“Hong Kong: Journalists remain defiant despite clampdown on media,” DW, Jan 10, 2022.
“Tiananmen Museum Raided,” The World, Sept 10, 2021.
“Is Hong Kong now a police state?” Al Jazeera Stream, July 8, 2021.
“Asia’s First Gay Games is the Antidote to Olympic Cynicism,” Bloomberg, June 17, 2021.
“海外港人发起《香港约章》盼团结港人防运动泡沫化”(“Overseas Hong Kong activists revealed a new charter as they try to sustain the pro-democracy movement”) DW Chinese, Mar 15, 2021.
“Hong Kong democracy activists confront their Trump dilemma,” Washington Post, Jan 15, 2020.
“Papere e “Misérables”. Dalla Thailandia a Minsk, una sola rivolta creative” ("Ducks and Le Misérable: From Thailand to Minsk, a creative revolt”), La Repubblica, Nov 20, 2020.
“美学者促美国为香港抗争者提供公开保护”(“American scholars urge the US to provide protection to Hong Kong dissidents”), Radio Free Asia, Oct 27, 2020.
“A Hong Kong teenager's death became a magnet for conspiracies, and exposed deep problems in how the city operates,” CNN, Sept 20, 2020.
“Liberal group cancels event with Hong Kong activist following internal 'concerns' and external criticism from pro-China pundits,” Business Insider, June 19, 2020.
“Grassroots movement against police brutality in Hong Kong & US,” TBS eFM This Morning, June 17, 2020.
Website
"A Hong Kong Academic in the US, " We are HKers, June 18, 2020