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Its been a memorable year for Daniel Dae Kim. The "Lost" and "Hawaii Five-0" star, an executive producer of ABCs "The Good Doctor," had scrubbed in at a different TV hospital, NBCs "New Amsterdam" (Tuesdays, 10 EDT/PDT), when COVID-19 hit New York last March. Kim, who plays Cassian Shin, a talented surgeon who sets his own rules, had finished shooting his introductory episode – coincidentally centered on a fictional flu pandemic – when production was shut down. (That episode never aire...

Asian American man, 75, left brain dead after attack as hate crimes rise across the US Josh Marcus © Provided by The Independent A 75-year-old Asian-American man was left braindead after an assault on Tuesday in Oakland, the latest shocking incident as community leaders across the country worry of a wave of attacks targeting Asians in the US. Oakland police made an arrest later that day, and neither the identity of the victim or the suspect has been released. "When I heard abo...

The Asian American community is demanding to be heard after a series of recent violent hate crimes that received little to no media attention.

Is he suggesting that there is a growing realization that they shouldn't have opted out of playing in the oppression Olympics? The large increase in violence over the past year hasn't really gotten the attention of progressive politicians in progressive cities. So it is understandable many Asians want these crimes prosecuted as hate crimes, because then progressives would

Brands should do more than upload a generic "we stand in solidarity" post to their social media accounts — this feels like performative messaging at a time when we need real, lasting change.

Brands should do more than upload a generic "we stand in solidarity" post to their social media accounts — this feels like performative messaging at a time when we need real, lasting change.

Chances of rain to increase Friday | 2021/03/07

Periodic showers expected in northern, eastern Taiwan due to weather front | 2021/03/06

The recent attacks on Asian-Americans have unearthed the contradictions and questions beneath America’s impoverished understanding of race. To solve the problem, we must first learn how to talk about it.

Hate crimes against Asian communities in the U.S. and Canada have skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic, causing advocacy groups to raise alarm.