National News Stories
Tuleans and Their Descendants Hope Bill to Preserve Segregation Site Gets Needed Attention
HR 2506 has been in committee since June 2007. A letter writing campaign and assurances of support from the bill's sponsor may help push the legislation forward.
This Year, APA Heritage Month May Be Overshadowed By Olympic Controversies
While students continue to celebrate, what happens to APA identity when the 'home country' is the target of criticism?
Arizona Bill Would Bar Teachings Counter to Democracy
Ethnic Studies programs, including Asian American Studies, would be threatened under the bill.
ENTERTAINMENT
Once, they Were Kamikaze
Risa Morimoto traces her own family's connection to the infamous WWII pilots in a new documentary.
- April 18, 2008
- With the Calif. Supreme Court's Decision, Marriage Equality May Become a Reality
- Remembering Her Parents' Fight to Do What was Right
- A Hometown Honor for Sadao Munemori?
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- April 4, 2008
- Back From a Space Station Far, Far Away
- APAs in Fairfax County, Virginia Strive to Tell Their Stories
- Fresno Parents Push for a Culturally Specific Charter School
- Dozono Hopes to Become Portland's First Minority Mayor
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- March 21, 2008
- After Criticism Waned, a Controversial Philly Steak Shop Expands
- A Full-on CRAASH at Hunter College
- Shedding Light On Little Known Hawaii Internees' Stories
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- March 7, 2008
- Anti-Asian Column Becomes Rallying Cry for Colorado's AA Student Community
- As Groups are Poised to Expand Anti-Affirmative Action Measures, Where Do APAs Stand?
- Idaho Falls Business Owners, JACL Come Together to Fight Hate
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- February 15, 2008
- Purdue University: We Got Our Asian American Studies
- For Sale on eBay: A WWII Internment Camp Barrack
- Remnants of a Lost Pioneering Community Continues to Stir Debate
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- February 1, 2008
- How Did Asian Pacific Americans Become an Afterthought in the Presidential Elections?
- Group Hopes to Make Little Tokyo a Preserve America Neighborhood
- Son of 100th Battalion Soldier Pays Tribute to His Father's Legacy
- Is the Iraq War Illegal?
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- November 2, 2007
- Minnesota's Adult Adopted Koreans Connect at AK Connection
- Once JA-Owned Farm Now First on Washington's Historic Barn Register
- U.S. Judge Blocks Watada's Second Court-martial
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- November 2, 2007
- This Veterans Day, Watada Issue
Still a Lightning Rod for Controversy - With a Pending Lawsuit, a Broken Peace for JA Buddhists
- She's the Woman in Charge of All the Men
- Students' Fight for Asian American Studies an Uphill One
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- October 19, 2007
- Youth Voice is Among the Loudest in the Movement to Preserve Little Tokyo
- With SCHIP Veto, Many APA Children May Be Left Behind
- Push for Nisei WWII Veterans Stamp Heading Into Last Stretch
- The Voices of the Past are Written on the Walls