Is the umbrella term ‘Asian American’ even accurate anymore?
Though a common identity has helped build political power over decades, the term “Asian American” is burying subgroups. It’s time, advocates say, to rethink how its used.
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Asian Americans to rally nationwide 2 years after deadly Atlanta shooting
Events will take place in five major cities, including Atlanta and New York.
‘The Pandemic Showed Us How Fragile Chinatown Is’
Three years later, Chinatown is forever changed
UMD Asian American studies program holds town hall about creating major
Members of the University of Maryland’s Asian American studies program, the Asian American Student Union and other campus community members are working to expand the current Asian American studies minor into a major — an effort that has been in the works for decades.
Job Op – Part-Time Hip Hop Archivist (Queens Memory Project)
The Part-Time Hip Hop Archivist is responsible for producing original and copy cataloging for the library’s digital and physical collections in a variety of formats, with an emphasis on the library’s oral history collections.
Paid Call for Interviews: Did you volunteer during Covid-19?
Tommy Luo is an undergraduate sociology student at NYU looking to understand how Asian American volunteers reinforce their sense of community, solidarity, and identity through volunteer work, especially in times of crisis such as Covid-19. He is currently offering a stipend of $10 for a 20 minutes sociological interview to produce and publish his thesis. … Read more