BY NIMARTA NARANG. One decade on, it is essential to revisit the 2012 attack on the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin–and to reflect on what more we must do to better protect our communities from similar horrific violence.
Read moreBY ESTHER YOUNG LIM. I consider the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) an Asian melting pot. Growing up here meant that you were surrounded by the best Asian food (you would know when it was really good if the restaurant took cash only), boba was life, and your parents were most likely immigrants. For me and my friends, being a child of immigrants entailed silently dealing with being interpreters for our parents. I can’t tell you the countless times my mom pushed the phone to my ear out of nowhere to carry on a conversation with the cable company or to translate school flyers, even when she always had the Korean-English dictionary on hand. As I grew older, translating written material got more complex.
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BY LI LU This piece was published in the 32nd print volume of the Asian American Policy Review. The rise
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BY JOCELYN S. CHUNG This piece was published in the 32nd print volume of the Asian American Policy Review. With
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BY CHANDLER TREON This piece is published as a digital exclusive of the Asian American Policy Review. I argue that
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BY MICHELLE LIANG AND RAJ KARAN GAMBHIR This piece is published as a digital exclusive of the Asian American Policy
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BY SHIRLEY ANN HIGUCHI This piece was published in the 31st print volume of the Asian American Policy Review. Thousands
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