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FROM BING
Posted on 01/25/2023

Asian American activist, academic and author Betty Lee Sung has died at 98. Sung was known as a trailblazer for Chinese studies in the U.S., having released several publications targeting prominent ...

FROM BING
Posted on 01/25/2023

Asian American and Pacific Islander community advocates called on politicians to reform gun laws following two mass shootings in AAPI communities in California. Members of the AAPI Against Gun ...

FROM BING
Posted on 01/25/2023

Asian American and Pacific Islander community advocates called on politicians to reform gun laws following two mass shootings in AAPI communities in California. Members of the AAPI Against Gun ...

FROM NBC NEWS ON MSN
Posted on 01/25/2023

As more Asian Americans become acculturated to American society, more will also absorb the pathologies of the U.S., Pawan Dhingra, president of the Association for Asian American Studies, noted.

FROM BING
Posted on 01/25/2023

As Asian Americans attempt to make sense of two deadly shootings in California targeting the community within a matter of days, experts warn against drawing broad cultural conclusions from the gun ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 01/25/2023

Weather authorities in  and the Korean peninsula have issued warnings over freezing temperatures and gales that have killed at least one person and left thousands of people stranded. Severe cold weather has caused havoc across the region in the past fortnight. At least 124 people have died in , and temperatures in north-eastern China fell to -53C 

FROM BBC NEWS
Posted on 01/25/2023

FROM CAPITAL PUBLIC RADIO
Posted on 01/25/2023

A conversation with a journalist about the parallels between Sacramento and Monterey Park’s vibrant Asian-American history and culture. Monterey Park’s state representatives tell us about the ...

FROM MSN
Posted on 01/25/2023

The Asian Pacific Community Counseling (APCC) center has mental health therapists who speak 16 languages doing outreach in the community. Like us on Facebook to see similar stories Please give an ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 01/25/2023

A demographic timebomb for the planet. Plus: Why Jacinda Ardern quit politics
It’s an age-old question: how should nations around the world adjust to their elderly societies? Japan has faced such realities for a while now, but the challenges are becoming increasingly common across the developed world where families are getting smaller, and people are living longer.
Even India – which will soon overtake China as the world’s most populous country – is now seeing an older demographic become more prevalent in some states. The countries of sub-Saharan Africa, meanwhile, look most likely to enjoy the benefits of a younger population as the century progresses. For the big story this week, and assess what ageing populations hold in store for the world. And reports on the reasons why many young people in China seem reluctant to start families.

FROM LA TIMES ON MSN
Posted on 01/25/2023

Ballroom dancing has been a draw for older immigrants in Southern California, an art form that's not only popular in their countries of origin but also one that's embraced, recognized and accessible ...

FROM BING
Posted on 01/25/2023

Ballroom dancing has been a draw for older immigrants in Southern California, an art form that’s not only popular in their countries of origin but also one that’s embraced, recognized and accessible ...

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