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.
“The A-List” documentary shares 15 stores of AAPI identity
“The A-List: 15 Stories from the Asian and Pacific Diasporas” is a series of first-person “vignettes” about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs).
How Asian Americans are finding community through fitness
On any given evening in the Seattle area, you can find pockets of community forming in unexpected places: the rhythmic thud of lion dance drums in a kung fu studio, the steady pop of pickleball paddles at public courts, or the quiet focus of climbers scaling indoor walls.
Despite major contributions, AAPIs remain “invisible,” underestimated—but there is hope
Despite the country’s long history of immigration serving as the foundation of the contemporary U.S. population, half of U.S. adults believe that, to be considered “truly American,” a person must be born in the U.S.
How AAPI families share culture through everyday life
Culture isn’t only something people inherit.
New FBI data shows mixed picture on hate crimes, with Asian Americans still at risk
The data also shows sharp increases targeting some religious groups.
New Tacoma city manager Kim devotes career to being public service “ambassador” for next generation of Asian Americans
From an early age, Hyun Kim knew he wanted to go into public service.
“But where are you really from?”: The perception of Asian Americans as “other”
“But where are you really from?”
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