Council calls hearing confronting anti-Asian hate crimes in NYC
City officials will convene with members of the Council Tuesday at a hearing designed to address the ongoing crisis of anti-Asian hate crimes.
Month: May 2022
Asian Americans were overcounted on the last census. Experts say that fact is misleading.
Some Asian Americans were counted twice on the 2020 census, but with murky aggregated data, experts say it’s hard to know who was left out.
City College Alumnae Launches Modest Clothing Line Inspiring Her Kids To Embrace Their Muslim Culture
Sherihan Moustafa, the CEO and founder of Urban Modesty, shares her journey creating a brand that’s empowering Muslim women and her own kids.
A Reflection on Ramadan by Macaulay Honors College Alumnae
Ramadan, for those who observe it, is a time of reflection and restraint. Muslims around the world refrain from eating or drinking for most of the day; they rise early and pray diligently.
Prof. Charles Liu Writes A Book That Demystifies the Cosmos
Professor Charles Liu writes about the history of the universe so everyone can understand it.
Some Asian American and Pacific Islander women stand to lose over $1 million in their lifetimes due to the pay gap
May 3 marks Asian American and Pacific Island Women’s Equal Pay Day, which signifies how far into the year AAPI women must work to catch up to what white men earned the previous year.