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Los Angeles opened Filipino American History Month by naming Roscoe and Woodman in Panorama City Kapwa Square. Why that corner, and what a street sign can and cannot do.
A proposed rule would strip race and ethnicity questions from the 2030 census and stop counting many noncitizens. Comments are open until November 2.
The Hmong and Thai American actor called a quarter of Rams football and got a 100-yard pick six for her trouble. Asian Americans in the booth remain near zero.
Cambodian, Hmong, Lao, and Vietnamese American students are graduating and enrolling at record rates. The institutions that made that happen are the ones being defunded.
A federal judge cleared the way for DHS to end Temporary Protected Status for roughly 4,000 Burmese nationals. Their work permits are already void.
SEADRA would halt deportations of Cambodian, Lao, and Vietnamese refugees and create a return pathway for more than 2,000 already removed. It has 100+ endorsements and no vote.
Eala came back from a set down to beat the top seed. The more durable story is the Filipino American contingent that made a Washington hard court sound like Manila.
People lined up the night before for a chain that left San Francisco in 2011. The Market Street opening is a Filipino belonging story set in a downtown the city keeps calling empty.
SB19 opened with DAM and went straight into GENTO on the Allianz Stage. No cultural showcase framing, no diaspora sidebar. Just a P-pop group on a Thursday afternoon at Lollapalooza.
