Ryan Zinke's Misguided Japanese Greeting
Zinke's Japanese-language gaffe shows his true colors when it comes to who can truly be considered American.
Asian American
In California, the Possibility of an Historic Election Could Spike Turnout Among Latino and Asian-American Voters
2018 might be the year the state's voters—and political leadership—reflect just how much its population has changed.
Jenny Zhang Tackles the Complexity of Asian-American Identity Through Her Fiction
Pacific Standard recommends Sour Heart, a book of short stories exploring race, class, and identity through the voices of young Chinese-American girls growing up in New York City.
The Dangerous Weight of Expectations
Why do so many Asian-American students suffer from depression?
Is This the Tiger Mom's Vindication?
A new report highlights Asian Americans' economic success. What does this tell us about the "tiger mom" style of parenting?
Asian Americans, They’re Just Like Us
ABC has toned down Eddie Huang’s unfiltered and hilarious memoir for the latest addition to its multicultural line-up, Fresh Off the Boat, but it’s still an important step toward putting an end to one-note stereotypes.