K.W. Lee, known as the ‘godfather of Asian American journalism,’ dies
K.W. Lee was known as the “godfather of Asian American journalism.” He collected accolades for his work and became a vocal ...
Jazz and 400+ archival artifacts tell the story of the Asian American fight for rights
At the Asian Arts Initiative's 'Crescendo,' music meets art meets archives that have never been digitized before.
K.W. Lee, ‘godfather of Asian-American journalism’ who fearlessly challenged power, dies at 96
Over six years and more than 100 articles at the Union, K.W. Lee chipped away at the weak evidence and shoddy defense that ...
Are You Asian American? Let’s Talk About Your (Gold) Jewelry
Please tell us about your relationship to gold, jewelry or other inherited adornments of precious metals and how you wear ...
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4 in 10 Asian Americans support increasing green cards, work visas
Most Asian Americans oppose cutting federal agencies and mass layoffs while wanting the government to focus on everyday costs ...
Big differences found in heart and stroke risks among Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander groups
The findings were presented last week at the American Heart Association’s Epidemiology and Prevention/Lifestyle and ...
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Asian Americans Got Played on Affirmative Action
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which ended race-conscious admissions in higher education, the founder of SFFA, Edward Blum, and his allies argued that ending affirmative action would ...
Tuyet Le, leader in Chicago’s Asian American community, dies at 53
Tuyet Le led the advocacy group Asian Americans Advancing Justice Chicago for 19 years, overseeing Chicago’s first mayoral candidate forum for Asian Americans, championing voter education and voter ...
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Study finds Long Island Asian-Americans face language barriers
On Feb. 27 the Asian American Institude of Research and Engagement (AAIRE) completed a study that found Asian Americans on ...
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UMMA hosts new photography exhibit ‘Strange You Never Knew’ on the Asian American diaspora
The University of Michigan Museum of Art opened their newest exhibition “Strange You Never Knew," reflecting on the ...