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Introducing one of my FAVORITE Asian American Historical Heroines… In 1912, at only 16 years of age, Mabel Ping Hua Lee, led a parade of ten thousand suffragists through New […]
What makes YOU a US Citizen? Quite possibly, Wong Kim Ark… The United States vs. Wong Kim Ark This Supreme Court case established the precedent that ANY person born in […]
He stood just four feet five and a half inches, but Y.C. Hong was a giant in the Chinese American community. As one of the first Chinese Americans admitted to […]
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 banned all immigration from China. This was the first significant law restricting immigration into the United States. Chinese businessmen, however, could obtain visas to […]
Nearly 70 years before Brown v. Board of Education, in 1885, Mary and Joseph Tape brought a case against the California Supreme Court after the San Francisco school district refused […]
Just wrapped up presenting on the intersectionality of mental health and anti-Asian hate in the AAPI community for over 700 students at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School. These students were absolutely […]
“WHO ARE YOUR ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORICAL HEROES?” A significant historical emphasis has occurred around a few “key points” in Asian American history. Most often, Chinese Rail Workers, Japanese Internments, and […]
Do you know where the phrase SIAMESE TWINS comes from? _________________________ Chang and Eng Bunker (chosen surname) were conjoined brothers who were the basis for the phrase SIAMESE TWINS (which […]
Yesterday, I shared a video about the history and usage of the word “oriental”. I hope you all will watch the 7 minute video and learn about why many do […]
It’s HERE! Today is May 1st, the first day of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month. To start our lessons, this is a map of Asia. Asia is a CON-TI-NENT. […]
Southern Fried Asian Podcast (Hard NOC Media) was recently featured in Vanity Fair “With the recent release of Minari, Lee Isaac Chung’s Oscar-nominated film about a Korean family living on […]
We are going LIVE tomorrow at 10am for our Gather Virtual. Where every one has a seat at the table. At Women Gather, we support the notion that it is […]