Japanese American WWII detainees honored in book that lists every name
Monument to ‘console spirits’ pieces together fragmented records to preserve history
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Queens College introduces artists-in-residence program, advancing Asian contemporary art
The program, supported by the Thomas Chen Family/Crystal Windows Endowment, aims to foster the development of Asian contemporary art and offers two artists an opportunity to contribute to the college’s academic and cultural environment.
Asian American Voters Could Be Key Swing Voters of 2024
The diverse group is turning out in record numbers. Neither party can take its support for granted.
The Perils of Vilifying Chinese Migrants
With intense political debate focused on the U.S. southern border, an unexpected trend has captured a great deal of attention. Chinese migrants are among the fastest growing national populations crossing the border, and their numbers have increased exponentially since 2022.
Maui enters rebuilding state one year after Maui fire
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green honored the memory of those who passed after the August 8, 2023 fire in Maui. This past year was focused on coming together and beginning to clear debris, Green said. But now, Maui is now in its rebuilding stage.
NYC girls outperform boys in academics. But they’re unhappier in school.
By nearly every academic measure, girls in New York City’s public schools are outperforming boys.