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Video Shows Man Punching Asian Woman Unprovoked In New York Chinatown

A man was charged with assault as a hate crime, the NYPD said.
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Grace Young: Most People Have No Idea How Much Chinatowns Are Hurting

The cookbook author sheds light on harsh business realities in the AAPI community -- and shares what we can do to help.
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How Welcome To Chinatown Is Preserving The Vibrancy Of Asian-Owned Small Businesses

With Welcome to Chinatown, co-founder Vic Lee offers support for New York’s Asian American community as it navigates inequities exacerbated by the pandemic.
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Montreal’s Chinatown Fights For Survival A Year Into The Pandemic

Montreal was considered the seventh-deadliest place in the world for COVID-19 related deaths.
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FROM HUFFPOST CANADA

No, Nancy Pelosi Was Not 'Dancing In The Streets Of Chinatown'

President Donald Trump made the false claim during Thursday's presidential debate, while attempting to deflect blame for his disastrous COVID-19 response.
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The Genteel Racism Behind The New York Times' Canal Street Gentrification Piece

The Chinatown the Times sniffs at — the various “low” exotica, the wares being hawked, the tourists — is rooted in immigrants' desire to make a living.
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14 Chinatown Seniors With More Swag Than Anyone You Know

These grandmas and grandpas have style for days. 🕶️
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Luxury Developments, Gentrification, Airbnb: The Battle For Boston's Chinatown

“We’re being eaten up little by little. Chinatown is getting very small.”
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Boston Minority Voters Face Possible Violation Of Election Rights In This Week's Elections

Black and Asian voters are most vulnerable at losing fair access to the polls and their voting rights.
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What The American Dream Means To Chinese Restaurant Families

"Knowing that my parents work so hard makes me want to work a little harder too."
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