This Asian American photographer helps people see their own beautyAAPI photographer David Suh empowers people in front of the camera to embody everything they are.
Revival of a Negro League stadiumBaseball is back at Hinchliffe Stadium in New Jersey, a national historic site.
Remembering Asian American history with a lantern festivalA Wall of History was erected to recall events such as the Chinese Exclusion Act and Japanese American incarceration camps.
Bamboo ceiling: Asian Americans lag in corporate leadershipAsian Americans have the highest educational attainment while having the lowest rate of representation in management.
The meaning of this Filipino tattoo method is deeper than skinAn Indigenous way of tattooing is having a resurgence for Filipino Americans aiming to reclaim their heritage.
Celebrating bilingual Chinese American culture through literacyBoba Bear Bilingual was created by author Ran Wei Baker with the goal of making a positive impact on the Asian American community.
Premature deaths climbing among Black AmericansThe racial divide in excess deaths narrowed in the early 21st century, but has since widened, according to a new study.
California lawmakers challenge assumptions about reparations paymentsDemocratic Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a statement that “dealing with the legacy of slavery is about much more than cash payments.”
Braves and baseball celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage MonthThe Atlanta Braves are celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with a special night game against the Boston Red Sox.
May 5 declared Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness DayA report from 2016 says there were more than 5,700 missing American Indian women and girls.
Shame and stigma: Asian cultural issues preventing mental health careVanessa Shiliwala demystifies Asian stigma in her podcast dedicated to mental health.
White House honors AANHPI Month discussing anti-Asian hate crimesVisible Together is the theme of the all-day event featuring administration leaders, artists and community volunteers.
Half of Asian Americans feel unsafe in the US, annual survey findsAn annual survey digs into how Asian Americans feel about living in the U.S., and the causes of stereotypes and discrimination.
Filipino nurses died at disproportionate rate during pandemicFilipino nurses were some of health care's heroes during the pandemic, but their health and heritage is often looked over.
Asian Americans feel underrepresented in entertainment, report findsShows with Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cast members tend to be among the most bingeable, according to Nielsen.
Being Asian Pacific Islander in America: Diversity within diversityAsian American Pacific Islanders are shaped by where they were born and how connected they are to their ethnic origins.
Carolyn Bryant Donham, Emmett Till's accuser, dead at 88In 1955, Emmett Till was tortured, lynched and thrown into a river after Carolyn Bryant Donham said he whistled at her and accosted her.
College Board announces changes to AP African American history courseThe College Board cited conflict in reaching its goals to provide access to African American studies to students across the country.
A single Black doctor can increase life expectancy for Black patientsResearchers found an association between the number of Black physicians and longer life expectancy and lower mortality rates among Black patients.
Ex-officer who fatally shot Breonna Taylor hired elsewhere in KentuckyMyles Cosgrove was fired from the Louisville Metro Police Department for excessive use of force during the raid of Taylor's home in March 2020.
Washington state officially ends 'racially biased' death penaltyWashington officially ends the death penalty five years after state courts ruled that executions are unconstitutional.
Ralph Yarl expected to make full recovery; suspect pleaded not guiltyThe 16-year-old is recovering after being shot in the head and arm. His family says he is walking and talking.
Man charged in shooting of Ralph Yarl now in custody84-year-old Andrew Lester turned himself in in Kansas City on Tuesday. He is charged in the shooting of Ralph Yarl.
Ben Crump: There's no relief until Ralph Yarl's shooter is convictedAttorney Ben Crump says the charges brought against Andrew Lester are the right response, but that there won't be relief without a conviction.
Why are diversity and inclusion roles declining?Nearly three years after the murder of George Floyd, DEI roles are disappearing.
No indictment returned in fatal police shooting of Jayland WalkerThe eight Ohio police officers involved in the shooting of the 25-year-old will not face charges in connection to his death.
Black teen shot after going to wrong house; homeowner chargedA 16-year-old in Kansas City, Missouri, is recovering after being shot. Many in the community believe the shooting was racially motivated.
After 187 years, treaty serving Indigenous people will be honoredThe relationship between Indigenous Americans and the federal government has had a tumultuous past, but one treaty is coming closer to fruition.
'Ebony Alert' pushes to close gaps for missing Black women, childrenSen. Steven Bradford introduced California SB 673 to address the disparity among missing Black women and children and their White counterparts.
AAPI Equal Pay Day: Studies show Asian women lag behindA new study shows that Asian American women make 80 cents for every dollar White men make.
