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Topic “Immigration”

In the Face of Bullying

Writer: Helen I. Hwang

On a cold December day in 2009, just weeks before Christmas, 15-year-old Trang Dang was walking home from school with her sister and eight friends, all recent Vietnamese immigrants. Also part of their group: the...

Helen I. Hwang | Thu, Nov 10th- 9:23am | Activism, Feature, Issue 24: Survival, Immigration, News & Politics, Race, Social Issues

For the API community in Arizona, SB 1070 was a wake-up call. The “illegal immigration” raised enduring, fundamental questions about who was “in” or would be cast “out” of our society.

Annie Lai | Mon, Jan 23rd- 8:38am | ACLU, arizona, sb 1070, sheriff joe arpaio, Activism, Immigration, Politics, Race, Social Justice

A report from San Francisco State University and the Burma Refugee Family Network finds that 60 percent of refugees from Myanmar in Oakland are living in extreme poverty.

New America Media | Fri, Dec 2nd- 9:30am | Burma Refugee Family Network, myanmar, Oakland, refugees, Community, Immigration, Social Issues

Call me old-fashioned or idealistic, but there is something really touching about the Four Freedoms paintings Norman Rockwell produced during World War II. Though we live in a different political landscape today, those freedom are no less...

Victoria Yue | Sun, Nov 27th- 2:37pm | Blogger Column, Jae Yoo, One Family One Alabama, Fashion, Immigration

Acknowledging the intolerance of the Chinese Exclusion Act and the pain it caused.

Nick Lepham | Mon, Nov 14th- 1:13pm | Immigration, News & Politics

A new service in Oakland's Chinatown delivers meals like chicken and black fungus wine soup to new moms.

 

Momo Chang | Fri, Oct 7th- 9:02am | Allan Liu, Liu Mama, Motherhood Rooted, postpartum, Culture, Food, Gender, Health & Environment, Immigration, Parenthood

Portraiture Now: Portraits of Asian American Encounter -- an exhibit featuring the works of seven contemporary Asian American artists -- runs through October 14, for free, at the Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery in Washington,...

Victoria Yue | Wed, Sep 28th- 9:02am | National Portrait Gallery, Portraiture Now: Asian American Portraits of Encounter, Culture, Diaspora, Hyphen Events, Idealize This!, Immigration, Performing Arts, Photography, Social Issues, Social Justice

Over the years, there has been debate over how to address those immigrants who have moved to America without the right paperwork. Each culture has its own unique way of and reason for describing them, from ‘living in hiding’ in Punjabi to ‘...

New America Media | Tue, Sep 27th- 12:54pm | cultures, ethnic media, illegal, immigrants, immigration, languages, New America Media, undocumented, Immigration, Politics

The National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for unlawfully detaining individuals when...

Kirti Kamboj | Mon, Aug 29th- 9:31pm | Blogger Column, National Immigrant Justice Center, Secure Communities Program, Immigration

An estimated 600 undocumented Korean students at Berkeley struggle more and more to pay for college or even find a job. Thankfully, the community, as well as new legislation, give them hope to continue to study.

New America Media | Fri, Aug 26th- 9:05am | immigrants, Korean, UC Berkeley, undocumented, Immigration

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