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Chinese Americans

5 Things You Didn't Know About These Trailblazers

The Huffington Post | Anna Almendrala | Posted 04.19.2013 | Los Angeles
Read More: Jenny Cho, Chinese in Hollywood, Indiegogo, Chinese in Hollywood Indiegogo, Hollywood Golden Age, Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, Chinese Los Angeles, Chinese Americans, Los Angeles News

Have you ever heard of Esther Eng, a trailblazing Chinese-American filmmaker? By the time she was 35, she had directed 10 feature films. Notably,...

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PHOTOS: Chinese-Americans Decry Soldier's Death

AP | VERENA DOBNIK | Posted 09.22.2012 | New York
Read More: Court Martial, Chinatown, War in Afghanistan, New York News, Chinese Americans, Danny Chen Death, Video, Adam Holcomb Court Martial, Hazing, Ny News, Racism, Fort Bragg, Adam Holcomb, Danny Chen, U.S. Army, New York City Chinatown, New York News

NEW YORK — Chinese-Americans decrying the suicide of a teenage Army private they say was hazed because of his ethnicity left Monday for the cour...

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Joseph Erbentraut

Filmmaker Explores Gender Equality In China

HuffingtonPost.com | Joseph Erbentraut | Posted 02.07.2012 | Chicago
Read More: Chicago Filmmakers, Can They Kick It, Chinese Equality, Video, May Tchao Film, Women in China, Evanston, Chinese Women, Chicago Films, Chicago Impact, May Tchao, China, Chinese Americans, Chicago News

May Tchao wasn't always an aspiring filmmaker, but after working in the advertising industry for years, the Chinese-American Evanston, Ill. resident k...

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Chinatown Residents Want More Services, Clout

Chicago Public Radio | Posted 05.25.2011 | Chicago
Read More: Chinatown High School, Chinatown Library, Chinese-Americans, Chicago Chinese Community, Chinatown Chicago, Chicago, Chicago News

Monday night, hundreds of Chinatown residents prepared to confront their elected officials with requests they say have been ignored for years. ...

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You Must Remember This

Victoria Moy | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Read More: Chinatown, Chinese Exclusion Acts, English, Thanksgiving, Asian Americans, Racism, Discrimination, Chinese, Immigration, Canal-Street, Veterans, Chinese Americans, Memorial Day, Memorial Day Commentary, New York News
Victoria Moy

"When did you first feel like a real American?" I asked my grandfather. "In the Army. I was an airplane mechanic for the Flying Tigers," he said.

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