When Dr. Jeffrey Velotta, Clinical Professor of Clinical Science at Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine (KPSOM), returned to the Bay Area in 2014 after years of thoracic surgery training in Boston, New York, and Los Angeles, he thought he understood the landscape of lung cancer.
New TAAF report emphasizes the profitability of investing in Asian Americans in TV and film
The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) has released a report that demonstrates the importance—and the lucrative potential—of Asian American stories in TV and film.
Asian American groups oppose revival of “China Initiative”
More than 80 Asian American and civil rights organizations are speaking out against a new proposal in Congress they say would quietly bring back the Justice Department’s controversial “China Initiative.”
A Broadway show asks a white actor to replace an Asian one. The backlash was swift
The Broadway rom-com “Maybe Happy Ending” isn’t in a very happy place these days.
Asian American role models Katherine Lam and Daniel Nguyen participate in Asian Hall of Fame gala for recipients of Women in Sports scholarships
Katherine Lam and Daniel Nguyen did not grow up in families or circumstances where leadership and politics were jobs under consideration.
Proof of belonging: Asian American citizens carry passports amid ICE fears
Federal immigration enforcement actions have reached historic highs, sparking an immediate response among affected Asian American communities.
TAAF PSA promotes Asian+American campaign: we are 100% Asian, 100% American
“Too Asian. Not Asian enough. Too American. Not American enough.”
The court of complicity: Racialized misogyny behind the bench
When someone walks into a courtroom as a seasoned attorney or as a highly educated community advocate, that person could reasonably expect to be treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
Power and perseverance: Three Asian Americans who made fitness their mission
Andrea U-Shi Chang, owner and lead instructor at Kettlebility in Seattle, discovered kettlebells in 2005.
With ‘Karate Kid: Legends,’ Ben Wang is the 1st Asian American new ‘Kid’ on the block
It didn’t occur to Ben Wang right away that in taking on ” Karate Kid: Legends,” he’d be the franchise’s first Asian American “Kid.” And that gives him a lot of optimism.
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