H.T. Chen, Choreographer of the Asian Experience, Dies at 74
He merged Eastern and Western influences in his modern dance works, and his dance center was a cultural anchor in New York’s Chinatown.
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Wis. school board members dismissed book about Japanese American incarceration as being ‘unbalanced,’ parents say
The members said including the book would require perspective from the U.S. government, the parents allege.
Racism is keeping many Asian Americans from going to the doctor
This story is part of The Aftermath, a Vox series about the collateral health effects of the Covid-19 pandemic in communities around the US.
Ming-Tung “Mike” Lee Appointed Interim President of Sonoma State University
Dr. Lee will assume the leadership of SSU on August 1, 2022
CUNY FORUM Editor Russell Leong’s Poems in Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal
Russell Leong read two poems at the UC HASTINGS CENTER FOR RACIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE CONFERENCE: “CONNECTING THE THREADS THAT BIND: CONTEXTUALIZING LEGALIZED VIOLENCE AGAINST ASIAN AMERICANS” in September 2021.
Asian American-led Unity March a reminder of community’s history of activism
For the first time, more than 60 Asian American and multicultural groups will convene on Saturday in Washington D.C. for a Unity March focused on addressing equity and safety for marginalized communities.