While the pandemic emergency in the United States has passed, the spread of COVID-19 isn’t over.
“Joy Ride”: a raunchy romp for everyone who is not a white cis male, probably
I want to talk about what “Joy Ride” the movie IS.
Asian Americans caught in crossfire as Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action
Today’s Supreme Court ruling striking down affirmative action programs at the University of North Carolina and Harvard has sparked a nationwide debate on the future of race-conscious admissions policies.
Panel discussion highlights importance of local AAPI voices in politics
As part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month in May, and of an ongoing panel series in partnership with Microsoft, Assunta Ng, the Weekly’s publisher, met with six “rising”—or already highly risen!
Rally mourns Korean mother and baby, fatally shot in car
Over 100 people gathered on Fourth Avenue and Lenora Street on Sunday morning, the site of a fatal shooting of Eina Kwon and her unborn baby, while she sat in her car.
Men’s Health Month Editorial
June is Men’s Health Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about important health issues that affect men.
Feds: NYPD detective accused of helping robbers target Asian American business owners
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on June 8 that it arrested a former New York police detective, Saul Arismendy De La Cruz, for taking bribes to help robbers targeting Asian Americans avoid arrest.
Coming out as an Asian American transgender teenager
When Coline Young (she/her) changed her name to reflect her identified gender, it dawned on her that she didn’t need to feminize her name.
“Between Black & White” explores Asian racial roles in America
“The narrative around race relations can be quite polarized,” ventured activist Daniel Tam-Claiborne, at Thursday night’s gathering for the launch of “Between Black & White: Asian Americans Speak Out,” a series of short films aiming to include Asian communities in American racial discussions.
Bill banning Chinese citizens from buying Texas land dies
A bill that had been widely criticized as a racist assault on Texas’ Asian American and Pacific Islander communities has died after missing the deadline to reach the House floor.
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