Some news headlines over the last month or so.
Comedian and actor Ken Jeong, known for his roles in "The Hangover" and "Crazy Rich Asians," recently received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This milestone highlights his contributions to entertainment and his role in bringing Asian American visibility to the forefront.
As the 2024 election approaches, Asian American voters are increasingly seeking political representation and recognition. Community leaders stress the importance of Asian Americans as a growing political force eager to influence policy on key issues.
Police in Colorado are investigating a South American burglary ring targeting Asian households in a string of coordinated thefts. Authorities are warning communities to remain vigilant amid a growing trend of ethnically-targeted crimes.
Frankie Gaw, a popular TikTok creator, brings an Asian twist to American classics, blending culinary traditions for a growing online audience. His innovative recipes resonate with fans seeking both comfort and cultural fusion in food.
The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival returns with a diverse lineup celebrating Asian and Asian American filmmakers. This annual event offers a platform for storytelling that reflects the richness of Asian American experiences.
Recent health data shows a concerning rise in breast cancer diagnoses among younger women, particularly in the Asian American community. Experts urge awareness and early screening to address the trend and its impact on this demographic.
A recent report reveals a steady increase in online hate directed at South Asian Americans, reflecting broader issues of racial discrimination. Advocacy groups are calling for stronger measures to counter this growing problem on digital platforms.
A boba brand owned by Asian Americans has gained attention amid a cultural appropriation debate sparked by actor Simu Liu. The company views the moment as an opportunity to advocate for cultural integrity and inclusivity in the food industry.
An AP-NORC poll shows a majority of AAPI adults believe legal immigration significantly benefits the U.S. economy. The findings reflect the community's support for policies that recognize immigrants' contributions to American society.
As Republicans aim to gain influence in the New York State Senate, the role of Asian American voters could prove pivotal. Both parties are increasingly courting Asian American communities as essential constituents in tight races.
New York City schools are under scrutiny for requiring Asian students to disclose sensitive background information. Critics argue the policy could infringe on privacy rights and unnecessarily expose personal data.
