Asian Americans

The Story Of Geeta, The Indian Woman Stranded In Pakistan For Over A Decade

She's finally home.
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What Really Ties Together The Asian-American Experience

By Karan Mahajan, The New Yorker

You Can Be Whatever Princess (Or Prince) You Want This Halloween

A makeup artist shows just how irrelevant race and gender are when it comes to dressing up.
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Here's A Sneak Preview Of Pixar's New Short On Hindu American Families

"Sanjay's Super Team" is a fascinating look at culture and religion in second generation Indian families.
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Trump Looks At Asian-American Student And Asks If He's From South Korea

That's not a harmless question.
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Kids Who Wear Turbans Are Being Bullied, Here's How To Stop It

Sixty-seven percent of turbaned Sikh youth say they've been targeted by bullies. This is an outrage.
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Ken Jeong Praises ABC For 'Groundbreaking' Dedication To Diversity

"They're putting their money where their mouth is when they say they want to reflect diversity in America."
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White Pen Name Generator Gives Authors Of Color Insta-Privilege

"Shatner Parker" -- that sounds like a Serious Author Name, right?
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5 Fraternity Brothers Face Murder Charges For Hazing Death

32 other students from Baruch College also face criminal charges.
By AP

The Tiger Mom Tax: Asians Nearly Twice As Likely To Get Higher Price From Princeton Review

By Julia Angwin, Surya Mattu and Jeff Larson, ProPublica