 Two early anthologies were very important for the formation of Asian American feminism: Making Waves (Asian Women United of California [AWUC] 1989) and The Forbidden Stitch (Lim &amp; Tsutakawa 1989); they both include writings from different ethnic and national backgrounds, specifically Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, and Indian (Hill-Collins &amp; Bilge 2016: 73). In a recent volume entitled Asian American Feminisms and Women of Color Politics, editors Lynn Fujiwara and Shireen Roshanravan present a series of articles emerging at the intersection of Asian American feminist engagement with Women of Color coalition politics, organizing around concepts, methods, and epistemic principles central to Women of Color feminist scholarship (Fujiwara &amp; Roshanravan 2018)