Arts and entertainment writers Marina Lee & Sarah Delima celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with their favorite works from the AAPI community. “Soft Science” by Franny Choi In an everyday landscape of sexual violence towards and fragmentation of

Asian Literature Festival focuses on myths and women  Korea JoongAng Daily

The virtual event, titled “Not Your Model Minority: Fighting Anti-Asian Racism and Yellow Peril Rhetoric in COVID Times,” is open to the public at no charge, and no tickets are required. Members of the campus community are invited to participate

10 of the Best Recent Books by Asian American Poets  Book Riot

Where Are the Allies for Asian American Kids? - Los Angeles Review of Books  lareviewofbooks

When they first came to Berkeley High School (BHS), current sophomores Medina Lam, Julianna Loretto, and Lauren Huang all noticed a lack of Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) history and focus. “The three of us collectively were upset that there

'Unfinished' by Priyanka Chopra Jonas As Priyanka Chopra Jonas told Marie Claire, her debut memoir Unfinished is "where the real her is on display," discussing everything from childhood bullying to the skin-whitening commercials she used to participate in.  "I call it the in-between-interviews

AdvertisementMy team made a presentation during a board meeting, and shortly after that, I went to the CEO’s office, and he said, “Come in and sit down,” as he often did. “The door is always open.” He asked me, “What

7 Eerie Books By Asian Authors That You Must Read This Halloween  Book Riot

UO English professor Tara Fickle has received a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities to support her project “Behind Aiiieeeee! A New History of Asian American Literature.”The project examines the 1974 publication "Aiiieeeee!" a canonical and controversial Asian