By Ruth Bayangz NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY David Chan of Everett asked, “When can an Asian American reporter not be treated like a foreigner?” Chan emailed the Northwest Asian Weekly, pointing […]
Port of Seattle denounces racism against Asians and Asian Americans
By Alexander Chan Northwest Asian Weekly In a unanimous vote, the Port of Seattle Commission passed a proclamation on May 12 rejecting racism against the Asian American and Pacific Islander […]
Dragon Fest cancelled
The Chinatown-International District Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA) announced on May 7 that the annual Dragon Festival scheduled for June 27 is cancelled. “This was not an easy decision, but one […]
SCWC Chinese American Youth Scholarship winners
The Seattle Chinese Women’s Club announced recipients of its youth scholarship program on May 9. The program was established to promote outstanding Chinese American youth living in King county who […]
Buddhist organizations help health care workers
Buddhist organizations have come together for the first time to raise over $600,000 to purchase FDA-approved class 2 surgical masks from China, to help health care workers in North American […]
Kin On thanks City of Seattle, organizations for donations
As of press time, Kin On said it had received a total of 26,840 surgical or disposable masks, 675 handmade cloth masks, 500 gloves, 25 protective suits, 102 goggles, and […]
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.
LETTER: Open letter to Seattle’s mayor about King St. encampment
Dear Mayor Durkan, The Chong Wa Benevolent Association is the umbrella organization for 21 traditional Chinatown associations. We’re happy to be a partner during this COVID-19 emergency. Since March, we’ve […]
PICTORIAL: Social distancing 8
BLOG: Lessons from the coronavirus pandemic — Part III
Can you make money during a pandemic? Are you bored staying at home? Why making someone smile could actually help you… Read on.
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