AAPI

This James Beard Nominee Started Her Restaurant By Googling 'How Do You Start A Food Business'

Thuy Pham, a hairstylist turned chef, shares how she morphed a great idea into a successful business during the pandemic.
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Anti-Asian Hate Is Still On The Rise, Almost 2 Years Into The Pandemic

Nearly 20% of AAPI people say they’ve experienced a racist incident in the past year, according to a new survey from the coalition Stop AAPI Hate.
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Justin Lee Is Using Food To Redefine What It Means To Be Asian American

The chef and owner of New York’s Fat Choy sees food as a way to unite cultures, not divide them.
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Congress Sends Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Bill To Biden's Desk

The House passed legislation that aims to address the nationwide uptick in violence toward Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
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Biden Appoints Erika Moritsugu As Asian American Liaison

The high-level appointment comes after Sens. Duckworth and Hirono criticized the lack of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in senior administration roles.
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Kamala Harris' Historic Candidacy Helped Asian American Turnout Soar

AAPI voters likely set a new record in 2020, but campaigns still must make sure they're not treated like an afterthought, advocates say.
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Rep. Grace Meng Reintroduces Bill To Research Asian Pacific American Museum

"Many Americans remain unaware of the important impact that AAPIs have had on our country,” the New York congresswoman told HuffPost.
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Why Trump's Census Change Could Hit Asian-Americans Especially Hard

One in five Asian-Americans live in hard-to-count census areas due to high rates of poverty, unemployment and educational attainment, among other factors.
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72 Percent Of Asian-American Elders, Their Families Targeted By Fraud: Report

Limited English proficiency could be one reason why, the study suggests.
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This Asian Girl Anthem Is For 'Brash Yellow Girls' Everywhere

Margaret Cho and Awkwafina brew up some truth in 'Green Tea.'
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