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Topic “Feature”

Medical Malpractice?

Medical Malpractice?

Writer Catherine A. Traywick

Jane Sandoval can’t speak a lick of Tagalog — her parents made sure of that. “There’s no excuse for you to not speak well. You were born here,” her father used to tell his children, often punctuating this...

Catherine A Traywick | Thu, Nov 10th- 9:23am | Activism, Feature, Issue 24: Survival, Health & Environment, Race, Social Justice

Voices of Bullying Victims

Bullying includes verbal taunting, physical assaults, exclusion from a peer group, spreading rumors and cyber bullying — and Asian Americans are the most frequently bullied ethnic group, according to a 2004 study conducted with nearly 1,400...

Helen I. Hwang | Thu, Nov 10th- 9:23am | Feature, Issue 24: Survival
In the Face of Bullying

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
Uncharted Territory

Uncharted Territory

Nicole Wong | Wed, Nov 9th- 12:27am | 2010 Census, AAPI statistics, population data, Charts, Feature, Community, Issue 24: Survival, News & Politics, Politics, Race

Facing History



Corky Lee
The People’s...

Judy Lei | Mon, Oct 31st- 9:00pm | Activism, Feature, Community, Issue 23: Bittersweet, History, Photography, Profiles, Social Justice
The Education of Kyle Chu

The Education of Kyle Chu

Mr. Hyphen 2010 is a savvy scholar of media, sexuality and glam rock.

Cathlin Goulding | Mon, Oct 31st- 4:04pm | center for asian american media, kyle chu, Mr. Hyphen, queer, Feature, Issue 23: Bittersweet, Sex
Motherhood Rooted

Motherhood Rooted

Many Asian, Middle Eastern, Latin, indigenous and other cultures view the month or so following birth as a sacred and crucial time for new moms to recover.

Momo Chang | Wed, Jun 15th- 3:43pm | Food, Gender, motherhood, parenthood, postpartum traditions, recipes, Feature, Culture, Issue 23: Bittersweet, Parenthood
Which Tradition is Right for You?

Which Tradition is Right for You?

We break down post-birth traditions by culture, and the different rituals that celebrate your new arrival.

Momo Chang | Tue, May 17th- 11:25am | Culture, Food, Gender, parenthood, postpartum traditions, recipes, Feature, Culture, Issue 23: Bittersweet, Parenthood
The Hard Part Is Getting In

The Hard Part Is Getting In

As the newest generation of Asian Americans seek college admission, the landscape they face shifts continuously.

Lin Yang | Tue, Nov 8th- 4:23pm | Asian American students, college admissions, ivy leagues, school, University of California, Activism, Feature, Community, Issue 23: Bittersweet, Social Justice, University/Academics
Back to the Future of Farming

Back to the Future of Farming

Kaye Kozuki is passionate about...

Nina Kahori Fal... | Sun, Dec 11th- 6:15pm | Business, Feature, Community, Culture, Issue 22: Throwback, Food, History, Immigration
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