It sits on your wrist, just as a wristwatch would. And in a moment when the world fears infections more than almost anything, it knows exactly where you are.
PICTORIAL: Social distancing life 9
PBS’ “Asian Americans” explores prejudice and perseverance
A century of racist attacks detailed in the new PBS documentary series “Asian Americans’’ might have felt like ancient history just a few months ago.
Book recommendations
The war between good and evil is coming and Aru Shah and her Pandava soul sisters are preparing for battle.
EDITORIAL: Morales, Mosqueda, Sawant seek to sneak in a bill past Chinatown residents
Hand picking a few people in the community who will further your agenda?? Really? Seattle City Councilmembers Tammy Morales, Teresa Mosqueda, and Kshama Sawant… are you listening? A Change.org petition […]
Man endures racist taunts, said SPD was unresponsive
Insignificant. Unseen. Ignored.
That’s how Kert Lin, 35, of Seattle felt, as he heard someone yell “Chink, open your eyes, go back to China!” when he pulled into the parking lot of Home Depot on 2701 Utah Avenue South, just outside the International District (ID) on May 12.
COVID-19 brings a dialogue of reckoning what it means to be Asian American
One mid-April afternoon, three masked men made their way through the Chinatown-International District, their faces fully covered with cloth and dark glasses.
PICTORIAL: Social distancing 8
“Driveways” — Three still figures, running deep
The most effective scenes in “Driveways” come quietly, which filmmaker Andrew Ahn understood, because he made most of the scenes come quietly.
The Layup Drill
Welcome to another edition of The Layup Drill. This month, we take a look at the country’s best high school basketball player skipping college, a UCLA women’s collegiate speaking out, and a NASCAR driver suspension.
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