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"Minding the Gap," which premiered at Sundance in 2018 and was released by Hulu last August, is up for Best Documentary Feature at this year's Academy Awards. → Read More
In order to truly say an appetite for Asian films exists, indie films need to succeed alongside studio productions, author and sociologist Nancy Wang Yuen said. → Read More
“To have to work to find yourself in narratives that aren’t necessarily about or for you ... I think it’s just like this huge weight that we all stopped ... → Read More
And the Times' defense of Jeong tells Asian-Americans our anger is merited. → Read More
Smashing another stereotype, a new study shows that Asians are the "most economically divided" group in the U.S. → Read More
"No matter what you do, you’re pathologized as a gay that’s trying to act masculine or an Asian trying to be masculine." → Read More
The Chinatown the Times sniffs at — the various “low” exotica, the wares being hawked, the tourists — is rooted in immigrants' desire to make a living. → Read More
In stock shots, East Asian–Americans are often peripheral characters or stereotypes like doctors and students. → Read More
Kicking off a month of embracing our hyphenated heritage. → Read More
"As an Asian male, I can never get a date. As a female, it is so easy," she says. → Read More
"Why are we angry Asians? It comes from a place of being stepped on. There is a level of invisibility we have.” → Read More
Avoiding one-on-one time with women in a country with a huge gender wage gap is not progress. → Read More
"Growing up as an Asian-American, there aren’t a lot of people that I was able to look up to," Alex Shibutani says. → Read More
An all-American hero who is also unmistakably Korean. → Read More
Some of the most affected have been left out of the movement, and it's time we talk about it. → Read More
"I used to use Scotch tape to make my eyes bigger. Then I said, ‘Hey, this is your face. This is how you look.’" → Read More
They had an honest discussion about race, but the reality is one offense carries more weight than the other. → Read More
What it’s like being one of a few Asian-Americans in school, contrasted with having a whole community you relate to. → Read More
What it’s like being one of a few Asian-Americans in school, contrasted with having a whole community you relate to. → Read More
"For a lot of us, going back to our home countries isn’t an option because of our queerness." → Read More