Zine: On Solidarity
This zine hopes to help continue to foster deeper connections that understand total liberation as a collective struggle across the world. Continue reading Zine: On Solidarity
Category: Essays
Zine: On recipes and heritage
Raymond Surya lives in El Paso, Texas, and shares a personal recipe. Continue reading Zine: On recipes and heritage
Notes: On watching “Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash” in New York City
“Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash” (2021, dir. Edwin) is now available to stream on Netflix. This movie review also goes over comparisons with the book version. Continue reading Notes: On watching “Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash” in New York City
Notes: On “Happy Stories, Mostly” by Norman Erikson Pasaribu
Go read “Happy Stories, Mostly” by Norman Erikson Pasaribu, translated by Tiffany Tsao. Continue reading Notes: On “Happy Stories, Mostly” by Norman Erikson Pasaribu
Audio: Work in Progress podcast episode
New York City-based student Karissa Munaf wanted to share a recent episode of her podcast, Work in Progress, with Buah zine. Here’s what she has to say about it. Continue reading Audio: Work in Progress podcast episode
Audio: Buah zine discussions episode 1
Listen to the audio-only version of the discussion between Ariel Santikarma, Latisha Horstink, and Ardi Kuhn on Indonesian heritage and whiteness. Continue reading Audio: Buah zine discussions episode 1
Discussion: Indonesian heritage and whiteness
Buah zine had a virtual discussion with three past interviewees about multi-Indonesian heritage. Listen to the conversation. Continue reading Discussion: Indonesian heritage and whiteness
Photos: Reflections on ngaben
Bali-based designer and writer Gek Sri Wahyuni shares a photo series of her grandmother’s ngaben. See her work. Continue reading Photos: Reflections on ngaben
Notes: On searching ‘Indonesia’ on JSTOR
I’m going through all the articles I’ve saved so far, so let’s learn together! Also, here’s a Google Doc where we can share our resources. Continue reading Notes: On searching ‘Indonesia’ on JSTOR
Notes: On my grandfather and Gayo heritage
From Teta: This month marks the anniversary of my paternal grandfather’s death. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. I wanted to reflect on the time I visited his hometown in Jan. 2017, just a few months after he died. Continue reading Notes: On my grandfather and Gayo heritage
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