“Mixed Match” Focuses on Need for Multiracial Bone Marrow Donors
Finding a bone marrow donor is hard. “Mixed Match” shows it’s even harder if you’re mixed-race.
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Q&A: Peyton Elizabeth Lee of Disney’s “Andi Mack”
We chat with Peyton Elizabeth Lee, star of Disney Channel’s newest hit show “Andi Mack,” this spring’s breakout comedy which is the number one TV series to date in 2017 among girls aged 6-14.
How Much Are Students Learning About the Chinese Exclusion Act? It’s largely up to teachers.
The Chinese Exclusion Act and its significance to the U.S. is not included in a majority of the U.S. social studies and history curriculum in K-12 education.
Asian American Media Milestones in 2016
“Future generations can look back at 2016 as the year that Asian American representation finally became a topic of conversation.”
AAPI Millennials Have Opinions, But Will They Turn Out on Election Day?
Figures show that 38 percent of AAPI millennials exercised their right to vote during the 2012 presidential election, but only 17 percent did during the 2014 midterms.
How Do We Make Sure Voter Information Is Not Lost in Translation for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders?
Language access is a unique barrier for AAPI voters that can determine voter turnout, advocates say.
Have Awards shows changed the way we view Asian Americans?
“Anytime an underrepresented group—be it black or women or Latinx or whatever—achieves mainstream recognition or gets equal opportunities, it’s a boost for all other underrepresented groups.” – Mynette Louie
“TYRUS” Film Shines the Spotlight on the Chinese American Behind “Bambi”
While TYRUS is a film that puts a human face to our nation of immigrants, it is also a love story about family and art.
There are more Asian American Child Actors on TV Than Ever Before
A list of past and new faces of Asian Americans who portrayed children or teens on mainstream TV.