More than 8 million naturalized citizens eligible to vote in the upcoming November midterms are Asian American, and nearly two-thirds of eligible Asian American voters are naturalized citizens—more than any other ethnic group.
U.S. Supreme Court to review policies Asian American parents say discriminate against their children
The U.S. Supreme Court will review the admission standards at a Maryland county’s elite public magnet schools, following a challenge by a group of mostly Asian American parents.
Ahead of midterm elections, fear and uncertainty swirl amongst Asian American voters
In the latest voting rollercoaster, the U.S. Supreme Court last week reaffirmed states’ rights to administer mail-in voting, but this week allowed the federal government to implement a voter eligibility database that states could opt into.
New data shows voting differences within individual Asian American groups along gender lines, immigration timeframes
Migration trends, cultural memory, religious trends, and socioeconomic trends underpin many of the decisions Asian Americans make—including when it comes to voting.
Study finds cognitive aging differs across Asian American communities
A new study suggests that cognitive aging doesn’t follow the same pattern across all Asian American communities, adding to growing evidence that broad racial categories can mask important differences in dementia risk and cognitive decline.
Report sheds light on Asian Americans’ media habits
Asian Americans are looking for more news that reflects their communities, according to a new national study from Asian Americans Advancing Justice–AAJC and the University of Michigan School of Information.
Burglary ring that targeted Asian American business owners ends in prison sentences
Four Colombian nationals have been sentenced to federal prison after admitting they were part of a burglary ring that specifically targeted Asian American small business owners in Washington and Oregon, federal prosecutors said.
Author Curtis Chin shares his philosophy towards community and change for Asian Americans
Curtis Chin sees the glass as half full.
Beyond nightlife: The new “third places” shaping Asian American community in Seattle
On a recent evening at a brewery in Capitol Hill, dozens of young Asian Americans gathered around mahjong tables, laughing over tiles and reconnecting with friends they first met through the game.
Seattle’s Asian American alternative music scene finds its voice
When Seattle musician Jeseul Oh was searching for a name for his band, he kept returning to one song: “Plash,” by Japanese artist Takako Minekawa.
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