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A Day in the Life of San Francisco’s Chinatown
As night begins turning into day, the city of San Francisco beings showing signs of life. People come out of their homes on their way to work. Buses and street cars begin filling up.
Read More »How I Triumphed Over Cancer
If you register now and use this code: IE2012, you will get a $5 discount off the Race registration fee. I hope to see you there. Lets end breast cancer – together! In early
Read More »News Pulse – 5/2/2012
The Real Reason Why Asian Americans Are Outmarrying Less Writer Jeff Yang wrote in the Wall Street Journal “The Real Reason Why Asian Americans Are Outmarrying Less,” citing a just-released Pew Research Center report.
Read More »A Return to the Stage
For over twenty years, Hengda Li has championed the intercultural celebration of both Eastern and Western forms of dance and performance. That dedication has paid off with Hengda’s recent award of an Artist Trust
Read More »Drunk, Again
KoreAm magazine’s resident mental health columnist, Dr. Esther Oh, talks about the very real consequences of alcohol addiction and abuse. We follow Jennifer’s story. Jennifer* is a 20-year-old Korean American born and raised in
Read More »Will She Be Our First Iranian American State Legislator?
For an underrepresented population, Iranian Americans are plenty inundated with images as conflicting as the colorful cast of Bravo TV’s reality show “Shahs of Sunset” to the dreary Ayatollahs. In Washington State, the number
Read More »Gang Violence Uptick in Seattle
Gang-related violence is on the rise locally, according to Dan Donohoe, press secretary at the King County Prosecutor’s Office. The Seattle Police Department has also released statistics of major crimes reported in the city.
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