For months, perhaps years, I’ve been sounding the alarm over the increasing threats to the Chinatown-International District (CID)/Little Saigon neighborhood/community.
Jing Mei Elementary is not to blame for Bellevue’s school closures
The article, “Parents accuse Bellevue School District of favoring rich kids in school closures” provided only one perspective on the recent school consolidations in Bellevue.
Commentary: vaccines and massage—an anecdotal account
I once had a massage therapist who refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
UNC shooting incident sparks dialogue on racial profiling
The recent tragic shooting incident at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has once again brought the issue of racial profiling to the forefront—particularly for Asian students on campus.
Haley’s smart responses trump Ramaswamy’s uninformed approach
In the recent GOP debate, Nikki Haley emerged as the standout winner due to her thoughtful responses and well-rounded experience.
Reflecting on CID Night Market’s cancellation
The recent news of the CID Night Market’s cancellation has brought attention to a much larger issue within Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID)—the importance of strong community engagement and transparency.
Shatter the model minority myth for collective justice
I urge you to stand in solidarity and fight for the freedom we all deserve.
My first time serving on a jury — A journey of diversity and reasonable doubt
Becoming a U.S. citizen in 2004 was a significant milestone in my life, granting me the opportunity to participate in the democratic process.
A culture of racism
A lawsuit filed on June 30 by Andre Wong against Lumentum, a Silicon Valley tech company, sheds light on the persistent issue of racism and discrimination faced by Asian Americans in the workplace.
What do you do if you walk into a racist restaurant?
The Fourth of July holiday has been problematic for me for many years.
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