Yunte Huang
Yunte Huang is the award-winning author of Charlie Chan. He has taught at Harvard and Cornell, and is currently an English professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His articles have appeared in The New York Times, Boston Review, and Santa Barbara News-Press. Follow him on Twitter: @yunte.
Latest articles by Yunte Huang
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Why young progressives shouldn't give up on Obama
feature Disillusionment has replaced hope. Frustration has replaced change. And many of the activists who powered Obama to victory in 2008 have had enough
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In defense of socialism
feature Republicans love to attack Obama's so-called socialist agenda, but it's the GOP that is trying desperately to implement the worst tenets of the doctrine
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Newt the goat
feature The struggling Republican was born in 1943, the Chinese year of the goat. And as Gingrich's wrongheaded policies prove, the zodiac readings don't lie
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Why Republicans should lay off China
feature Pete Hoekstra sparked a media firestorm with his racist "yellowgirl" ad. Sadly, he's hardly the only Republican trafficking in xenophobic Beijing-bashing
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A student debt crisis that cannot be ignored
feature Mitt Romney talks about the country's student-loan problem as if it barely merits fixing — probably because he doesn't know what it means to owe
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