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Closing the Gates to Chinatown: How 2025’s Tariffs May Affect Historic Communities

June 4, 2025 Sophie Vansomphone
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唔該 / Thank You

June 4, 2025 Amy L. Wong
Arts & Culture Reviews

Book Review: “Other: an Asian & Pacific Islander Prisoners’ Anthology”

June 4, 2025 Seth Tang
In Monthlies February 21, 2021

Want Some Fruit?

By Lynette Caballero

I turn off my snooze button for the seventh time. I turn to look at the clock and I see that I have five…

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In Arts & Culture February 11, 2021

The Problem with Asian-American Reality TV

By Yusra Akhundzadah

Hot on the heels of 2018’s “Asian August,” which showed media executives that Asian-centered stories can be profitable, HBO and Netflix have released reality…

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In Arts & Culture February 10, 2021

Invisible: APIDA Essential Workers

By Lorraine Lee

Previously novel phrases such as “social-distancing,” “quarantine,” and “flattening the curve” have been completely normalized by the COVID-19 pandemic. While the daily vocabulary of…

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In Arts & Culture February 10, 2021

Settler Colonialism

By Brian Kim

Settler Colonialism(n.): a form of colonialism that seeks to replace the original population of the colonized territory with a new society of settlers. It…

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In Community News February 6, 2021

TCA preserves and spreads Teochew culture in UCLA community and beyond

By Charlotte Chui

When third-year civil engineering student Michelle Truong discovered UCLA’s Teochew Association (TCA) her freshman year, she was taken aback. It never occurred to her…

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In Arts & Culture January 28, 2021

Pride and Prejudice

By Navdha Sharma

It was a cloudy day and there was a hint of rain in the air. But a ray of sunlight piercing the clouds made…

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