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Asian Americans Rally in Support of Undocumented Students
A standing-room only crowd filled Remy's Place on Temple Art Gallery on August 10 for a special book party in conjunction with the Smithsonian/University of Hawai'i exhibition, "Singglalot: The Ties That Bind," ...
5 hrs ago | San Jose Mercury News
Rep. Honda, a low-key unifier, to address Democratic convention
If ever there was an election cycle that was ready for a Spanish-speaking, Japanese-American politician who likes singing karaoke and counts Silicon Valley among his key constituents, this is it.
9 hrs ago | The Clarion-Ledger
Protest planned in fatal shooting of Jackson man
The killing of a man who was allegedly stealing beer from a Jackson convenience store has led to a planned protest outside the business today.
13 hrs ago | Daily Times
Studies assess risk of suicide among students
The web-based survey of 26,000 students at 70 colleges and universities was conducted in the spring of 2006 by the National Research Consortium of Counselling Centres in Higher Education and written by experts ...
Groups say a U.S. apology is accepted, but it's not enough
This year alone, the House has apologized for slavery and Jim Crow laws, and the Senate has taken steps to make amends for the nation's mistreatment of American Indians and Native Alaskans.
Nate Imai took on the job of producing a concert that aims to defy and redefine the current perception of Japanese Americans and the Asian American community as a whole.
Questions linger in Vasquez slayings
Family, friends still seeking answers in double homicide By TAVIA D. GREEN * The Leaf-Chronicle * August 18, 2008 Pat Trevino said she has a dozen questions when it comes to the case of the man accused in the ...
Bi-racial Asian Americans more likely to suffer pyshological disorder
Washington, Aug 18 : Bi-racial Asian Americans are twice as likely as their monoracial counterparts to suffer from psychological disorder, according to a study.
Hispanic fertility drives U.S. population growth
If it weren't for Hispanic births, the U.S. could be confronting long-term population declines similar to those in Germany, Japan and other industrialized countries.
Culpeper, Korean association develop ties
CULPEPER, Va. - Culpeper County is developing a partnership with the Korean-American Association of Northern Virginia .
Injuries cause Chinese, American hurdlers to drop out of Games
Star Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang, who has been battling foot and hamstring injuries, dropped out of the Olympic Games Monday morning just seconds into a qualifying race, depriving the Chinese team of one of its ...
Bollywood sensation Deepika Padukone lead the India Day parade as grand Marshal, as over 50,000 people, mostly Indian-Americans, cheered the over two dozen floats, richly decorated with patriotic themes as part ...
A majority minority nation: That's what the US Census Bureau is projecting by the year 2042, per new figures released this week.
Biracial Asian Americans and mental health
A new study of Chinese-Caucasian, Filipino-Caucasian, Japanese-Caucasian and Vietnamese-Caucasian individuals concludes that biracial Asian Americans are twice as likely as monoracial Asian Americans to be ...
PM highlights inflation, foreign workers, birth rate concerns
SINGAPORE: Inflation, foreign workers and parenthood issues featured prominently in Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's National Day Rally speech to the Chinese community on Sunday.
'Satyagraha is S African Indians contribution to world'
'Satyagraha is a contribution of S African Indians to the world' 17 Aug 2008, 2145 hrs IST,IANS JOHANNESBURG: Mahatma Gandhi might have been a just a footnote in history if it were not for the support of the ...
Onward to Seattle in September
By Jon Melegrito IT WAS 11 years ago this month when over a thousand Filipino American community leaders from across the country gathered in the nation's capital to form a national organization.
Korea still healing from 50 years of Cold War tensions
An enigma may be an apt description for Korea. Telecommunication leaps ahead at light speed.
Police are searching for three suspects in a home invasion and kidnapping. Detectives report a trio of Asian men kicked in the door of a house on Artman Avenue, and tried to rob 21 year old Andy Gao.
China Agitates To Undermine American Liberties
It's bad enough that those living under the heal of tyranny have their God-given rights suppressed but one expects to hear of this transpiring in less-developed countries that have never really known freedom to ...