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What AAPI Voters Want and Why Their Vote is Pivotal in U.S. Politics

January 21, 2023 Manisha Wanniappa
Creative

Undoing Daughter (Or, Pulverizer of Gallstones)

January 18, 2023 Louise Lin
Opinion

The Reality of Disney’s Diversity

January 14, 2023 Amber Phung
In Arts & Culture December 1, 2021

Celebrate, not Appropriate South Asian Art

By Anisha Menath

The first time I had henna done was on a family trip to Morocco. I remember holding my mother’s hand because I was scared…

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In Monthlies December 1, 2021

Street Food

By Nidhi Ramesh

Food is so incredibly intertwined with our culture, we often don’t even realize it. In India, street food is a big part of society.…

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In Arts & Culture November 28, 2021

APIDA Icon of the Week: Emma Chi

By Sophie Vansomphone

When coming from a high school that doesn’t have many cultural clubs for minorities, it can make finding a place in college very nerve…

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In People November 28, 2021

APIDA Icon of the Week: Asian Pacific Health Corps

By Louise Lin

Asian Pacific Health Corps (APHC) was founded in 1980 at UCLA as an organization dedicated to providing hypertension screening for the Asian and Pacific…

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In Arts & Culture November 20, 2021

Voter Turnout: A Generational Gap in the AAPI Community

By Noelle Chang

In the past decade, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) have gone from being the least represented community among voters to having the greatest…

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In Arts & Culture November 16, 2021

Implicit Bias

By Amber Phung

Implicit biases are instinctive stereotypes about individuals or groups that engender negative attitudes and contribute to cycles of prejudice and discrimination. A key aspect…

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