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Breaking the Sound Barrier
In honor of the contributions and diversity of APIs in the Seattle music scene, we profile three music personalities who are proud and passionate about their craft
Read More »A New Generation Learns the Legacy of Chin’s Murder
A new film about the 1982 killing of Vincent Chin aims to preserve the memory of the tragedy to a new generation of APIs. The film, “Vincent Who?”, commemorates a murder that galvanized the
Read More »My Schizoaffective Disorder Almost Killed Me
My mother remembers it clearly. I was unconscious at the time, so I cannot recall the details of what happened. I only remember the point of impact as my body collided with the car, a
Read More »Vietnamese Marijuana Growers Through the Eyes of their Defense Attorney
The Vietnamese American community in Seattle is becoming increasingly stigmatized as more Vietnamese American marijuana growers are busted for their involvement in the growth and trafficking of marijuana in the Pacific Northwest. The publicity
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Eco-Home Sweet Home
A Bellevue couple completes and settles into their certified “Green Concept” home – the first of its kind in the city
Read More »A Directory of Success: WhitePages CEO Alex Algard
A multi-cultural upbringing kept this web entrepreneur and leader poised for the competitive, global on-line market
Read More »Toasting Viet Wah Owner’s New Lounge in Renton
The south-end has sparkle this season with a new chic lounge, themed drinks and live entertainment.
Read More »History In Our Making: The Chinese Expulsion Remembrance Project
Go back in time about 125 years ago. It’s between 1885 - 1886 in the Puget Sound region. In Tacoma, Seattle, and Bellingham, white “native” rioters force Chinese immigrants to flee their homes because
Read More »Technology in Education: Hurts or Helps?
Over the years, technology has become an important part of young people’s lives. From text messaging on cell phones to communicating via Facebook, young people now have many ways to find entertainment and engage
Read More »Social Issues of the Unbanked
There are approximately fifty thousand households in the United States who do not use banks. Many of these unbanked households are comprised of low-income, minority families that see no need to open a bank
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