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Health

A Bill of Rights for Long-Term Care Residents

Peter Schurmann -
Advocates for older adults say more needs to be done to protect the rights of residents in California's long-term care facilities.
Domestic Violence
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Domestic Violence is ‘Healable and Preventable’

Peter White -
And while there has been encouraging progress, advocates say much more needs to be done to prevent abuse.
Stop the Hate

‘Everyone is Angry’ – Ohio Attack Shatters Vietnamese Family, Community

Julian Do -
The attack outside a Toledo bar left Phong Tran fighting for his life and the family and community around him deeply angered, says Tran's sister.
Politics

New Tool Tracks Misinformation Targeting Chinese Americans

Peter Schurmann -
The website has already identified hundreds of misleading articles, a majority promoting extreme right-wing messages targeting Chinese speakers.
Stop the Hate

Asian American Dancers Challenge Ballet’s Legacy of Yellowface

Julia Tong -
Arts educator Phil Chan and Filipina American ballerina Georgina Pazcoguin founded Final Bow for Yellowface to end ballet's anti-Asian stereotypes.
Scams and Consumer Fraud

‘They Break Up Families’ — Crypto Scam Leaves Lasting Scars for Atlanta’s Korean Community

Peter Schurmann -
Reporting by Atlanta's Korean media show losses totaling $10 million with alleged victims in the hundreds. One woman is now looking for justice.
Economy

Loss of 1.7 Million Immigrants Fuels U.S. Labor Shortages and Inflation

Jenny Manrique -
Close to 15% of job openings that employ immigrant or foreign-born workers in the U.S. are still vacant, while the legal immigration system is in dire straits.
Race & Ethnicity

Japanese American Artists Pay Homage to Ancestors Incarcerated at Internment Camps

Sunita Sohrabji -
Eighty years after the incarceration of 126,000 Japanese Americans at internment camps, Sansei Granddaughters, a group of women artists pay homage to their ancestors.
In-language

El aumento de los matrimonios interraciales es una contranarrativa al odio y la división

Jenny Manrique -
Los datos del censo muestran que cerca del 17% de los nuevos matrimonios son parejas interraciales.
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