Asian Americans

Red Circle Ice Cream in Houston, Texas, was known for its bubble waffles and churros before it became the subject of coronavirus-related rumors. Owner Nickey Ngo turned to social media to discuss the fear that the Asian American community felt at the onset of the pandemic due to rumors circulating in Chinatown.

Cynthia Choi of Chinese for Affirmative Action breaks down the increasing number of violent incidents directed at Asian Americans in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic and how President Trump’s rhetoric has fueled the violence.

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The arrest of an Asian American police officer in George Floyd’s death has highlighted that community’s complicated and contradictory relationship with white power structures, said Kabzuag Vaj, founder of the Wisconsin-based advocacy group Freedom Inc.

A woman in the San Francisco Bay Area has been arrested on suspicion of posting handwritten messages at several homes, targeting Asian Americans and suggesting that those not native to the United States should leave the country immediately

A report says Asian Americans more than any other group are using digital devices and streaming services to watch TV

For decades, the Asian American community’s contributions to the country have been omitted in textbooks, and its lived experiences have not been reflected in mainstream media. Though Asian Americans’ history in the United States goes back more than 150 years, it has been a long fight for them to make their voices heard.

Asian celebrities are speaking out against anti-Asian attacks that authorities say are on the rise amid the coronavirus pandemic