‘Sesame Street’ debuts its first Filipino American muppet
The new character, named TJ, made his debut Sunday as part of a segment about showing confidence.
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AAPI community, elected officials celebrate historic $30 million in new state funding
Members of the AAPI community and elected officials celebrated after receiving an historic investment of $30 million in the state budget that will provide Asian-led organizations with the resources they need to better serve their communities.
Diverse Cultures and Shared Experiences Shape Asian American Identities
About six-in-ten feel connected to other Asians in the U.S.
Pew Study Finds Asian Americans Identify Themselves in Diverse Ways
There is diversity in the ways Asian American adults identify themselves, a new report found, with about half saying they most often describe themselves by the ethnic labels that reflect their heritage, and the other half saying they describe themselves as American.
On this day 141 years ago, a new law began reshaping America. More than a century later, Congress apologized for it
On May 6, 1882, President Chester Arthur signed a law that reshaped America. More than a century later, Congress formally apologized for it.
‘History, pride and dignity’: Google Doodle honors Chinese American photographer Corky Lee
The late photographer is notably known for his photograph of Peter Yew, a Chinese American who was beaten and dragged away by police in 1975