The Story of Asian Americans
Asian American immigration has been a big part of American history for over 150 years. People from different Asian countries came to the United States
Music Culture in Asia: A Harmony of Tradition and Modernity
Introduction The music culture in Asia is a vibrant depiction of the diverse histories, philosophies, and global influences that have occurred in modern day. This
Representation Matters: How Asian American Literature Shapes Identity and Breaks Barriers
For generations, Asian American voices have been marginalized from mainstream literature and media. This absence leaves many readers, young and old, without stories that reflect
The TikTok Ban and RedNote Explained
The digital landscape of social media is rapidly evolving. In a few weeks, TikTok might face another ban unless it secures an approved buyer. This
50th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon: How the Vietnamese in NC is Celebrating this Milestone New Year
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, a pivotal moment in history that led to one of
#WomenInSTEM: Asian American Female Contributions in Science and Technology
Across medicine and environmental science, artificial intelligence and astrophysics, we’re in an age of innovation: and Asian American scientists are at the center of it.
India’s Independence Day: Commemorating 77 Years of Freedom and National Progress
Indian Independence Day is a deeply significant occasion for Indians across the globe. Whether in the heart of India or as part of the Indian
The Impact of the Dragon Boat Festival
In the heart of vibrant festivals and cultural celebrations across the globe lies the thunderous drum beats, the synchronized paddling, and the fierce competition of
League of Legends: The Game that Caused a Cultural Riot
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Paik Nam June: Father of Technology Art
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Lihong Yu: Succeeding with $5000
Lihong Yu grew up in Ningbo, China, during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Yu was just six years old when her parents were exiled, forcing her
Lance Lawsin: A Token of Martial Arts Greatness
Taekwondo prodigy Lance Lawsin shares his experience in martial arts and views on traditional fighting. Find out more about Lance Lawsin’s uprising and what he thinks about the recent shift to modern techniques: Is it for the better, or worse, for martial arts as a whole?