Longtime resident of Columbia City, Takayo Minakami Ederer says that she has “so many reasons” she’s decided to run for Seattle’s District 2 Seattle City Council (SCC) seat this November.
Strickland reintroduces bill to prohibit discrimination in U.S. military
Washington Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland (WA-10) today reintroduced the Equal and Uniform Treatment in the Military (EQUITY) Act in order to codify nondiscrimination and fairness in the U.S. military into law.
Stop AAPI Hate report shows dramatic increase in hate speech, threats against Asians since Trump elected
Anti-Asian hate has surged online since President Donald Trump won the election, a new, post-election analysis by anti-racism and anti-discrimination coalition Stop AAPI Hate reveals.
Harbor City dim sum restaurant to close after almost 40 years
After nearly four decades, longtime Chinatown-International District dim sum restaurant Harbor City will permanently shut its doors on Feb. 28, according to reports by Vanishing Seattle and the Seattle Times.
Wing Luke Museum announces exhibition partnership with award-winning podcast “Ten Thousand Things”
The Wing Luke Museum has announced its “Ten Thousand Things” exhibit, inspired by the award-winning podcast of the same name.
Hundreds attend CIDBIA’s Lunar New Year festival
“One who has been drenched by the rain is not afraid of a few dew drops,” an old Chinese proverb says.
March to remember Chinese expulsion in Seattle highlights immigrants
The weather—and everyone’s spirits—held for the 5th Annual Chinese Expulsion Remembrance March for the Future on Feb. 23.
White House attempts to ban China from buying, owning U.S. farmland
The White House is attempting to ban China from buying farmland in the United States, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new head claims is mostly around some of the U.S.’s military outposts, Voice of America (VoA) reported.
Authorities uncover human trafficking ring targeting Thai women to forcibly harvest their eggs
Georgian authorities have uncovered a Chinese human trafficking syndicate that forces Thai women to participate in illegal egg harvesting. Up to 100 women may still be held captive by the trafficking ring, the Express Tribune reported.
New study reveals South Asians more likely to experience high blood pressure at earlier ages than East Asians
A new study has found that the risk of high blood pressure levels significantly differs between South Asians and East Asians.
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