Asian Americans

How Ani Liu Is Disguising Her Art As Science

The research-based artist has found dynamic ways to confront conversations about female empowerment, motherhood and labor in her artwork.
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Suni Lee Says She's 'Still Healing' From Sudden Fame And Pressure

The Tokyo Olympics gymnastics champ talked about coping with celebrity and the magic of self-affirmations as she began her second year at Auburn University.
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U.S. Gymnast Sunisa Lee Wins Gold!

U.S. gymnast Sunisa Lee just made history as the first Hmong American to win a gold medal at an Olympic Games.
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Asian Women Are Facing A More Subtle Form Of Hate — And It's Difficult To Detect

"Therein lies the problem with #StopAsianHate. It has a limited definition of what racism toward us looks and feels like on a daily basis."
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Motion To Dismiss 'Partner Track,' Your Honor

The Netflix legal drama, starring Arden Cho and based on the novel by Helen Wan, is disappointing, especially when it shows shades of what could have been.
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'Never Have I Ever' Star Anirudh Pisharody Talks Bringing Brown Boys’ Stories to Life

"I think intelligence can be very, very sexy. A brown guy can be sexy," the 28-year-old actor said.
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Man Indicted On Hate Crime Charges After Attack At Korean Hair Salon

Jeremy Smith, 37, accused of shooting three women in Dallas, also has been charged with aggravated assault.
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How Riot Grrrl Spurred My Feminist Awakening

"I relished the way riot grrrls screamed unpleasant truths into microphones and refused to be silent."
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Constance Wu Shares She Nearly Died By Suicide After Backlash To Tweets

The actor was attacked on social media when she expressed frustration with the renewal of her ABC sitcom "Fresh Off the Boat."
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Q&A With Yuh-Line Niou: NY-10 Democratic Congressional Candidate Isn’t Afraid To Fight For Progress

“Sometimes we need to take a stand to make things better,” the New York state Assemblywoman from lower Manhattan said.
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