Muslims in the U.S. are more politically engaged than ever, study finds
The number of Muslim Americans who are registered to vote has shot up since 2016.
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305,000 unregistered Asian American swing state voters still have time to register, study finds
Voters can take advantage of same-day registration.
BMCC Partners With Hunter College to Enhance Academic Support for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students
The purpose of the collaboration is to enhance academic and student support services for Asian American and Pacific Islander students, which includes immigrant students, first-generation college students and English Language learners.
One Nation Commission 2020 Report: AAPIs Rising to Fight Dual Pandemics Covid-19 and Racism
The One Nation Commission Report II, edited by author and journalist Helen Zia, with contributions by Viet Nguyen and AAPI researchers, provides the facts, data, new research, curated stories, and imagery that prove and bring to life the impact on AAPIs of COVID-19 and the compounding effects of the simultaneous rise in anti-Asian hate.
‘Binded by blood,’ split over election: Asian American family embodies generational shift in politics
How generational differences help explain Asian American voting trends.
Ed Lin’s New Book Is About Falling in Love When You’re Not Supposed To
David Tung Can’t Have A Girlfriend Until He Gets Into An Ivy League College makes Lin’s YA debut.