Tag: Asian-American

Recent Attacks on Asian Americans Emphasize the Need for Change

$1.4 million dollars. That is how much money the state of California is pledging to crack down on rising attacks on Asian American lives during the pandemic. However, that is not enough. Monetary value does not make up for the loss of a human life.

Ali Wong Gets Up Close And Personal In ‘Dear Girls’

Wong’s distinctly unfiltered voice continues to add a necessary perspective as one of the loudest and boldest Asian American female presences in today’s cultural zeitgeist. As expected, her book will entertain dedicated followers and new fans alike.

Refusing to Carry Traditional Ideas to the Next Generation

“Are you serious?” my little brother asked with his face scrunched up. My parents were throwing a dinner party for their friends, and I...

“I Dream of Chang and Eng” Offers Insight to Racial Identity in America

By Kevin Chang Barnum "They have not seen the likes of you in color of skin or shape of body.  It is yet to be...

Thoughts from a House Divided

I’m the child of immigrants who fled war-torn Vietnam in the 1970s in the hopes of greater inclusion and opportunity. My parents, aunts,...

Recognizing Asian American Struggles

Discussing Asian American struggles appears to be  a tabooed subject--how can we take this matter seriously when the phrase itself sounds like a paradox?...

Vo on Visibility

She is the former chair of the department of Asian American Studies at UC Irvine, has published a book on Asian community organization and...

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