Why now is the time to find power in "otherness"Viet Thanh Nguyen explores solidarity among marginalized communities in 'To Save and To Destroy'.
Book Launch Party: Louder Than The Lies by Ellie Yang CampUnpacking Asian American identity is essential for fostering community and understanding racialization.Ellie Yang Camp's work emphasizes the importance of Asian American voices and solidarity.
Why now is the time to find power in "otherness"Viet Thanh Nguyen explores solidarity among marginalized communities in 'To Save and To Destroy'.
Book Launch Party: Louder Than The Lies by Ellie Yang CampUnpacking Asian American identity is essential for fostering community and understanding racialization.Ellie Yang Camp's work emphasizes the importance of Asian American voices and solidarity.
Happy Birthday, Penny Wong! San Francisco's 1st Miss Chinatown turns 100 years old!Penny Wong, the first Miss Chinatown, celebrated her 100th birthday, marking a significant legacy in promoting Asian American culture.
'Best hot sauce in SF': One chef's obsession with a tiny dumpling restaurantChef Eric Ehler's journey reflects resilience and passion, highlighting his transition from dumplings to acclaimed pizza in San Francisco.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Sasha Gordon Premieres Billboards on The High Line, NYCSasha Gordon's new billboards examine challenging taboos and emotional states through her experiences as a queer Asian American woman.
'Interior Chinatown' is a genre-bending exploration of Asian-American identityThe series explores Asian-American identity through a blend of genres including kung fu movies and police procedurals.
Jimmy O. Yang Shines in Excellent "Interior Chinatown" | TV/Streaming | Roger EbertAsian-made films and shows in the 2020s uniquely portray the Asian-American experience, spotlighting identity struggles and the search for representation.
The Lesser-Known Side of Harris's Identity: Asian AmericanKamala Harris, although widely known as the first Black woman vice president, is also an Asian American of Indian descent, a fact not widely recognized by Americans.
They're Asian. They're American. But, They Wonder, Are They Asian American?The article discusses the journey of Dinesh Nepal, a Bhutanese refugee, becoming an American citizen and running a bubble tea shop in Pittsburgh.