Sitting closely around the conference table at Seattle’s Chinese Information Service Center, volunteers, advocates, and pro-bono lawyers surround Zhen Jin as she awaits her to turn to be heard by the Superior Court via Zoom.
Beyond the crown: My journey to inspire change
December 10th, 2023. What might be a random day in the year for you felt like a year in a day to me.
Gen-Z knows how to bring the joy back to politics
Four years ago, I watched as the world was introduced to then-Senator Kamala Harris.
The Black and Asian experience
Throughout my adult life, I’ve been asked what it’s like to be bi-racial.
Kamala Harris and the future of Indian Americans in politics
The national election promises to herald an unprecedented year for Indian Americans in U.S. politics.
Embracing diversity in libraries
Ever since my children’s book Brave Mrs. Sato was published eight months ago, I’ve spent enjoyable moments reading it to local elementary students.
Hateful graffiti in Chinatown: An attack on our shared values
Last week, an individual or a group of individuals defaced areas of the Chinatown-International District (CID) with hateful graffiti targeting community activist and City Councilmember Tanya Woo.
The Flag
Yes! I am going to Girls State!
Honor the past, build the future
Seattle raised me.
COMMENTARY: Bending the arc toward justice begins on the floor
Huddled around a wooden bench, kneeling and sitting on the thinly carpeted floor outside the courtroom, seven people, mostly Asian American, try to make sense of the documents that were presented a moment earlier.
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