Love Bridges Religious Divides for 2 Desi Dancers
I When Aaliya Islam told her parents that she and her fiancee were buying a house in New Jersey and moving in together, her parents requested that they get married first before making such a move....
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白左 & 圣母:“Libtard” and “Holy Mom” My parents are Chinese immigrants, and they love Trump. It doesn’t matter if he calls COVID-19 a “China Virus,” blowing the dog-whistle to spur on anti-Asian...
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Lily Deng, a Chinese American computer science student at Queens College, still remembers the visceral reaction that prompted her to begin patrolling. She had seen a news story about an elderly Asian...
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A lousy conversation that I think about too often took place at one of my previous jobs in downtown Manhattan. There was an elderly man who worked in my department – a little weird but relatively...
View ArticleIn Search of a Good Fight
On the way out of Yemen Cafe in Brooklyn’s Bay Ridge neighborhood, Rabyaah Al-Thaibani spotted a man leaning in the doorframe of an apartment building, wearing a sweatshirt with the words “Yemen We Go...
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Hate has no place here. New York man charged with hate crime in Asian American attack that bystanders watched without helping. Hate has no place here. Victim of Anti-Asian Harassment in Subway Says No...
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(Editor’s Note: The following excerpt is from Palestine: A Socialist Introduction, a new book by former Open City Fellow by Sumaya Awad. This excerpt is part of a series of writing about Palestine,...
View ArticleComing Out of the Palestinian Closet
(Editor’s Note: This story is part of a series of writing about Palestine, written by Palestinian American writers, as a response to the recent escalation of conflict in Palestine, that started when...
View ArticleAfter Javon Johnson*: When the Cancer Comes
(Editor’s Note: This story is part of a series of writing about Palestine and Palestinians, written by Palestinian American writers, as a response to the recent escalation of conflict in Palestine,...
View ArticleMa, You’re Perfect
to my dear ma to my dear ma “After my divorce, I stopped buying groceries during the day. I would try to go when there were no people around, it became a quest to see how quickly I could get my items...
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