By Stacy Nguyen Northwest Asian Weekly This month, we learn that social media is powerful. Because of social media, a college professor in charge of molding young minds cannot say […]
Survival for immigrant domestic violence survivors
By Carolyn Bick NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Shortly after he came to Washington to serve as the Consul General of Japan in Seattle, Yoichiro Yamada learned that there were literally hundreds […]
Bring back affirmative action?
By Carolyn Bick NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Business owner Tony Au wants to make one thing very clear: he is all for the repeal of Initiative 200. “It is actually a […]
Clock runs out in Olympia on bill to aid SeaTac Area mobile home residents
By Jason Cruz Northwest Asian Weekly Residents of The Firs Mobile Home Park received bad news from the state capitol in Olympia as a bill granting financial assistance to residents […]
BLOG: The legacy of Tetsuden Kashima
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Here is good news for fans of the University of Washington (UW)’s cherry trees: they will blossom next week, according to a UW news […]
EDITORIAL: Reading, writing, arithmetic, and revolvers?
A recent NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll showed the majority of Americans don’t want to arm teachers, but 42 percent of people said they should. Conversations around gun legislation and school safety […]
An American Picture Bride
Noted Chinese American elder Toy Kay has released her new book, An American Picture Bride, an autobiography written with Janine Gates. A book launch party will be held on March […]
Tsuji makes Oscar history
Kazuhiro Tsuji was named best makeup artist at the Academy Awards on March 4, for his work in the British film Darkest Hour, making him the first Asian to receive […]
Morisawa art on traffic boxes
The work of Pacific Northwest artist Naoko Morisawa has been chosen to decorate traffic signal control boxes in the city of Kent. The Kent Arts Commission announced the completion and […]
Mihara is 2018 winner of Paul A. Gagnon prize
The National Council for History Education (NCHE) announced Sam Mihara as this year’s winner of the Paul A. Gagnon prize. Mihara received the award for his work lecturing about his […]
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