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December 19, 2019
If you've kept up with the news, you'll know that the Thursday Democratic debate will allow seven hopefuls on stage. And all but one—excluding Andrew Yang, an en...
August 13, 2018
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Some plays are produced for enjoyment and laughter, some for deep introspection about social issues. Young Jean Lee, the first Asian-American playwright on Broadway, seems to have created a...
July 2, 2018
July 1, 2018
Harvard, an institution that repeatedly takes center stage for its admissions policies and statistics, h...
December 14, 2017
The term "Asian-American" paints with a broad brush note only diverse peoples and cultures, but also collapses the boundary between immigrant and nonimmigrant. As a recent NPR survey shows, there are many intriguing differences between the two groups, especially in per...
November 16, 2017
"Asian-American cuisine." What comes to mind? Chinese takeout? Experimental New American food with dashes of soy sauce? Kimchi? Pad Thai? Vietnamese food?
Contemporary Asian-American chefs are making a big splash on the international food scene, but Asian cuisine in Ame...
October 11, 2017
Foreigners to South Korea are often disconcerted by what they perceive as a bizarre, nationwide calm towards North Korea. Even as the possibility of yet another proxy war rears its ugly face, South Koreans seem to mundanely go about their everyday lives. I myself strug...
September 11, 2017
The term "Asian American" is an extremely wide umbrella, and often paints more than 20 subgroups, ranging from Chinese, Filipino, and Korean to Laotian, Bhutanese, and Mongolian, with a broad brush. To begin to gain more knowledge about this diversity, some states like...
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