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Truthfully, Grandpa saw things neither I nor my brother could see.
The adults on the tour bus interrogated me about American politics and culture: Could I explain the Black Lives Matter movement? What was my opinion on economic opportunities for Asians in Silicon Valley? Did I think Americans were fake because they were always smiling? Who was this Justin Bieber person?
Arts & Culture
"Gold and Oak" and "My Son Loses Teeth Across Time, Space, Race, and War"
Creator Shruti Saran and Star Nikita Redkar Talk About Their New YouTube Series
News & Politics
After years of silence, an ongoing oral history project preserves the stories of Cambodian American women who survived the 1970s genocide.
For the 120,000 Asian Americans eligible for the program, model minority pressures run high.
As tensions with North Korea continue to rise, Korean American voices are often left out of the conversation. Hyphen presents twelve responses to the ongoing crisis.
19 organizations unite to combat hate incidents — but they vary on their stance on what role police should play
How the BBC #Notthenanny interview can help us confront and address implicit bias
Family and friends are no substitute for words, deeds, and policy
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