Sah Pham is wise for her age in the way that the up-and-coming generation is wise.
With no AAPI on the city council, and an upcoming vacancy, attention turns to Tanya Woo
After the results of the city council election revealed that not a single Asian American or Pacific Islander (AAPI) candidate was elected, there was widespread concern and disappointment within the community—and hope that the only AAPI candidate who ran from South Seattle would be appointed to a seat opening around the end of the year.
An open letter to the Seattle City Council and a plea for Asian American representation
We, the undersigned leaders and representatives of the Asian American community in Seattle, write to you today to address a matter of significant importance to our community and to the diverse fabric of our city.
New Asian American-owned Mam’s Books is a space for the community
Cambodian-owned businesses in the Puget Sound area are few and far between, but one more has recently been added to that list, and it’s here to serve the Asian community as a whole.
What a slam-dunk political event means for Asian Americans
Walking into the inaugural WA State Democrats AANHPI celebration recently, you’d see why the Asian community has done well politically in spite of the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.
Conservative group smears a Chinese immigrant running for office
An email implying that a candidate for the Newcastle City Council is a “member of the Chinese Communist Party” was denounced by civil rights groups as drawing upon a history of anti-Asian and anti-immigrant rhetoric and violence.
On King County Council, Sofia Aragon will advocate for district 8 and county as a whole
Sofia Aragon is not shy, nor is she dramatic. She chooses her words with poise.
Men plead not guilty in Seattle home invasions targeting Asians
Four men charged in connection to a string of violent, home invasion robberies targeting Asian Americans in south Seattle pleaded not guilty in King County court on Thursday.
Pew study highlights religious and cultural tapestry of Asian Americans
A recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center has shed light on how Asian Americans perceive their connection to religion and culture.
Kawahara will be the first Asian American woman to lead APA
Debra Kawahara has been named president of the American Psychological Association (APA).
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