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We are Vincent Chin
Vincent Chin He was the API community’s Trayvon Martin, the API’s Rodney King: a terrible reminder of the failure of the justice system that galvanized the first substantial pan-Asian movement for...
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Matthew Salesses: Yellowface in CLOUD ATLAS
This piece was originally published by Matthew Salesses for The Good Men Project and is republished here with permission. Check out the trailer for Cloud Atlas here. Shame on the movie business. Last...
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Different Racisms (Part I): On Jeremy Lin & How the Rules of Racism Are...
This piece was originally published for The Rumpus and is republished here with permission. You can also read Part II, On Jeremy Lin and Singular Models, here. My senior year in Chapel Hill, I finally...
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Editorial: Diversity in Journalism & the 2012 Election
Recently, the Fourth Estate Project released this infographic depicting the breakdown of newsroom diversity and its relationship to front-page reporting for the upcoming primary election. Click through...
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ECAASU 2013
For decades, the East Coast Asian American Student Union has been dedicated to advancing the needs of the Asian American student demographic. The annual ECAASU Conference brings hundreds of...
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As many of you know, Sheila Marcelo, CEO of Care.com, graced the cover of our Winter 2013 issue. In light of Monday’s Boston Marathon bombings, our hearts go out to Sheila and her staff, headquartered...
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Something I’ve heard a lot in the Asian American community when it comes to discussing methodology and strategy is the black/white rhetoric of using Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X as the...
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I was unaware of Asian Heritage Month until I got to college. I had not even known that such a month existed because I had spent most of my life hiding from my Asian culture. It wasn’t until college...
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The Fisher v. University of Texas Case and Asian Americans
When I was a senior in high school filling out my college applications, I remember casually checking the box next to “Asian” under the section inquiring about my race. I lingered briefly on the...
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In the April edition of InspirAsian, a monthly newsletter published by alpha Kappa Delta Phi, promotes the pillar of Asian Awareness. In this issue ALIST’s Executive Editor, Catherine Law was...
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Different Racisms (Part I): On Jeremy Lin & How the Rules of Racism Are...
This piece was originally published for The Rumpus and is republished here with permission. You can also read Part II, On Jeremy Lin and Singular Models, here. My senior year in Chapel Hill, I finally...
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Editorial: Diversity in Journalism & the 2012 Election
Recently, the Fourth Estate Project released this infographic depicting the breakdown of newsroom diversity and its relationship to front-page reporting for the upcoming primary election. Click through...
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ECAASU 2013
For decades, the East Coast Asian American Student Union has been dedicated to advancing the needs of the Asian American student demographic. The annual ECAASU Conference brings hundreds of...
View ArticleThoughts for Boston
As many of you know, Sheila Marcelo, CEO of Care.com, graced the cover of our Winter 2013 issue. In light of Monday’s Boston Marathon bombings, our hearts go out to Sheila and her staff, headquartered...
View ArticleThe “Right” Kind of Radical
Something I’ve heard a lot in the Asian American community when it comes to discussing methodology and strategy is the black/white rhetoric of using Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X as the...
View ArticleAPAHM: A Reflection
I was unaware of Asian Heritage Month until I got to college. I had not even known that such a month existed because I had spent most of my life hiding from my Asian culture. It wasn’t until college...
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The Fisher v. University of Texas Case and Asian Americans
When I was a senior in high school filling out my college applications, I remember casually checking the box next to “Asian” under the section inquiring about my race. I lingered briefly on the...
View ArticleInspirAsian
In the April edition of InspirAsian, a monthly newsletter published by alpha Kappa Delta Phi, promotes the pillar of Asian Awareness. In this issue ALIST’s Executive Editor, Catherine Law was...
View ArticleALIST Magazine 5th Anniversary Preview
If you blinked, you missed our biggest issue ever. We are celebrating our 5th Anniversary with a huge issue with our past issues since 2012! Check out a preview of the issue now. Or read the 5th...
View ArticleALIST Magazine 5th Anniversary Issue
You have waited with bated breath, so here is the biggest ALIST Magazine issue with over 100+ pages from our 5 years in publication. Enjoy and let us know what you think. ALIST Magazine 5th Anniversary...
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