Myths about affirmative action being discriminatory against Asian Americans helped spread a narrative that college admissions meant to increase diversity were actually racist.

Though first-generation Asian Americans have begun rebelling against the idea and have only gotten louder and prouder over time, the model minority myth is a chronic sickness that keeps coming back to ...

Myths about affirmative action being discriminatory against Asian Americans helped spread a narrative that college admissions meant to increase diversity were actually racist.

“Assimilating hasn’t always been easy, especially when it comes to things like mental health,” Rana said. Although federal data has suggested about 10% of Asian Americans experience mental health ...

I laughed in response, not knowing how else to reply, and moved on. However, had I been told that just a few years before, I would have torn myself apart, blaming myself for being “too Asian.” ...

PERSPECTIVES: As Asian American support for Trump soars, Bianca Mabute-Louie's "UNASSIMILABLE" urges her community to abandon the pursuit of whiteness and embrace a more radical vision of belonging.

Two Asian American women were mistaken for each other. One was accused of physically assaulting a flight attendant, but both were denied boarding, a lawsuit claims. By Christine Chung Larry He ...

The 2024 election results make clear: The Asian American electorate has shifted further right. The trend portends a new future for this voting bloc that bodes well for the Republican Party. And it ...

The promise of proximity to whiteness and power has radicalized some Asian Americans on the right. That myth posits that Asian Americans are a "good" minority group — assimilating and ...

PERSPECTIVES: As Asian American support for Trump soars, Bianca Mabute-Louie's "UNASSIMILABLE" urges her community to abandon the pursuit of whiteness and embrace a more radical vision of belonging.

In 2015 Edward Blum, the conservative activist behind the push to end affirmative action, stood in front of a group of a dozen or so mostly Chinese Americans in a conference room in Houston.