Changing how U.S. forms ask about race and ethnicity is complicated. Here’s why
The first changes in more than a quarter-century to how the U.S. government can ask about your race and ethnicity may be coming to census forms and federal surveys.
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Florida passes bill to teach AAPI history in schools
Florida lawmakers passed a bill Wednesday that would mandate K-12 schools to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander history in their standard curriculum.
More Than Half of Immigrant New Yorkers Can’t Afford Basic Needs, Report Finds
Immigrant-headed households make up only 17 percent of the city’s population but constitute 21 percent of households earning below the “true cost of living.”
Streaming has twice the AAPI representation of broadcast, report shows
“Hollywood has an opportunity to further meet audience demand by continuing to invest in content that broadens how AANHPI people are represented on screen,” the report said.
After Anti-Asian Hate: A Guide for Asians Recovering from Hate Crimes
This article aims to offer information about hate crimes and provide information on the resources accessible to hate crime victims in NYC.
An Indiana woman is charged with a federal hate crime in alleged anti-Asian bus attack
Billie R. Davis, 56, who is accused of stabbing a young passenger on a public bus in Bloomington, Ind., because she assumed the 18-year-old Indiana University student was “Chinese,” has been charged with a federal hate crime.