By Nazry Bahrawi NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Twitter may have seen a mass exodus of critical voices protesting Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform, but if you value some of its […]
COMMENTARY: Is it racism if you refer to someone by the wrong name?
It’s a common mistake.
EDITORIAL: Chinese Americans fear hate crimes, discrimination in proposed FL, TX legislation
The newly formed Florida Asian American Justice Alliance (FAAJA) organized statewide rallies in six cities across Florida last weekend, to protest Senate Bill 264 and House Bill 1355.
COMMENTARY: The Future of Schools: An open letter to Asian American parents from an Asian American student
It’s no secret that Asian American immigrants are stereotyped as “tiger parents.”
“Chinese American” or “Americans of Chinese Descent”?
There are two bills before our state legislature coming before a vote on Tuesday, March 28: SB 5000 (Americans of Chinese Descent Month) sponsored by State Sen. Keith Wagoner and HB 1759 (Chinese American History Month) sponsored by State Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos.
Who wants to be remembered for killing Chinatown? — Why the North option for a hub station
When community leader Nora Chan first spoke at last year’s Sound Transit (ST) meeting, she said, “I am doing this for the next generation, I won’t see the station built” in the Chinatown-International District (CID), implying her senior status.
My family’s link to the Seattle Chinese Post
During a family gathering one evening, I brought into the conversation the recent closure of the Seattle Chinese Post (SCP) newspaper.
In health, as in all things, validation is key—the patient is sometimes right
It’s 1995. I’m walking on an abandoned runway at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Texas.
COMMENTARY: Destroying the CID is not a justifiable when there is a better alternative
Sound Transit cannot let our treasured Chinatown International District (CID) become collateral damage for yet another regional infrastructure project, when there is a better alternative.
Save the cherry trees
The Pike Pine Streetscape and Bicycle Improvements (a part of the Downtown Seattle Association’s Pike Pine Renaissance program) purports to provide a new and vibrant pedestrian experience on Pike and Pine streets between Capitol Hill and the Pike Place Market.
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