“Shelter in Power” Podcast: Bay Area AAPIs organize against COVID & xenophobia
Andrew Fan and Sydney Fang explore how Bay Area-based Asian American organizations have been nimble and responsive to the emergent
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Current Events
Challenging the colorblind assertion: The present-day case for affirmative action
AAPR Editor Sydney Fang interviewed Winifred Kao, the Litigation Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice–Asian Law Caucus, regarding the Students
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Race Riot Roots: Looking back on the 1992 Los Angeles Riots and finding routes to healing
On the 27th anniversary of a little-known Los Angeles trial, Andrew Cha looks back on the context from which the
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Sustainable Communities for Whom: Cultural Tactics in the Pursuit of Ecological Sustainability
BY DELAND CHAN This piece was published in the 28th print volume of the Asian American Policy Review. “Sustainable development is
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Crazy Rich Asians: Why Diversity Really Matters
BY: PAHUA CHA Crazy Rich Asians has shattered recent box office records. The film grossed an estimated $117 million in
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Asian Americans Should Support Affirmative Action
BY THE AAPR EDITORIAL BOARD As Asian American students at Harvard, we do not support the Students for Fair Admissions
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[In Theaters] ABACUS: Small Enough To Jail
Wanted to highlight a film that brings attention to an issue facing the Chinese community in New York: ABACUS: SMALL
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