Asian Americans

This Restaurant Owner Will Make You Want To Be A Better Person

The Monster Pho restaurant owner shares what many get wrong about refugees and how his background has fueled his passion to help others in need.
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Asian Americans Trailblaze In Cannabis

HuffPost spoke to Asian American cannabis business owner Nhi Kha who shares how she is educating and removing the stigma about the plant in her family & community.
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Don't Get Us Wrong, We Love Simu Liu — But He's Not The Only Talented Asian Thirst Trap

Here are seven other actors who could have played Ken in the "Barbie" film.
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Finally, A Show About Angry Asians

Netflix’s ‘Beef’ shatters so much of what we, as Asian Americans, were taught about holding in our rage.
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Margaret Cho Shares She Had No Creative Control On Groundbreaking 1990s Sitcom

The actor and comedian reveals she "didn't know how to empower herself" in a forthcoming MSNBC special, "The Culture Is: AAPI Women."
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News Report Of Michelle Yeoh's Oscar Victory Triggers Knee-Jerk Outrage

A report describing Yeoh's historic Oscars win for Best Actress set them off.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth Reveals Oscars Favorite, Notes For Hollywood War Films

“I’m just thrilled to see Asians on screen who are not the cooks or the maids or the sidekicks,” said Duckworth, the first Thai American woman elected to Congress.
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Michelle Yeoh Addresses Stereotypical Roles And Winding Road To Hollywood Stardom

“We said, ‘We are here to stay,’ and that’s what we need to do now is to keep pushing forwards — not to look back.”
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I Can't Stop Thinking About This 'White Lotus' Character's Glorious Mediocrity

In a world where only a few Asian men are considered extremely sexy (and the rest undesirable), Will Sharpe’s character in “The White Lotus” was quietly revolutionary.
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What Happens When The Shooter Looks Like Us?

After the recent California mass shootings, there’s something fundamentally distinct that has complicated our grief. How do we, as Asian Americans, cope?
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