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For AAPI Month, we spoke to Virginia Sin, Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary designer and owner of SIN. She's known for her iconic porcelain paper plates.
Mayor Dean Trantalis made the proclamation during the 12th annual Asian-Pacific American Heritage celebration at the museum of discovery and science.
Despite elevated degrees of exposure and many decades spent advancing justice, Asian Americans have long been excluded from the national climate movement, activists and scientists tell Axios. The big ...
As a gathering place for family and friends, and as a retail portal to their countries of ancestry, malls have become the heart of Asian American community. In the so-called “ethnoburbs” like Los ...
As a gathering place for family and friends, and as a retail portal to their countries of ancestry, malls have become the heart of Asian American community. In the so-called “ethnoburbs” like Los ...
WELL, TODAY IN ALBUQUERQUE, THE ASIAN LEADERSHIP AT SANDIA NATIONAL LAB HOSTING THE 26TH ANNUAL ASIAN AMERICAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER HERITAGE DAY. IT HAPPENED AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE ...
Carol Chan is a confinement nanny who lives with families after a baby is born. She prepares meals and herbal medicines, takes care of the baby and provides guidance on being a new mother. Taylor ...
The Creative Space and Sacramento Asian Pacific Cultural Village hosted their second annual Asian Pacific Culture Fest. The event, held at District56, kicked off the celebrations for Asian American ...
COMMENT: As videos of Brits showing off their Chinese takeaways go viral – and lead to backlash – Kate Ng salutes a bit of British culture that is beige for very valid reasons ...
D ancing, food, crafts and costumes from cultures and traditions from across Asia and the Pacific Islands were on display Saturday on the grounds of the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History.
Despite the rollback of a Justice Department programme, a 'major chill' has been created and is likely to worsen, panellists say in California 'People look for someone to blame. Both political parties ...
For decades, Eastwind Books was an anchor for the Bay Area's Asian American community. Now, the husband and wife duo behind it have decided to close the shop.
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