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Asian American. APA. APIDA. AAPI. AANHPI.

There’s no common language or culture that ties together the 20 or more groups that can fall under the umbrella term.

Julia Lee’s memoir, “Biting the Hand,” is about forging an identity in a nation of boundaries.

What does being Asian and American mean to us? Short answer? It’s complicated. You’ll hear a wide range of perspectives on the term “Asian American” and learn the history of the term, as well as how Bruce Lee influenced the name of this podcast.

A new generation is discovering Dakila, who found fame in the early '70s while proudly singing in Tagalog.

The Johnson Model of 1941 Rifles and Light Machine Guns saw service with elite American troops during World War II. Not so well known is the light and handy Johnson Auto-Carbine. It could have been one of the most interesting infantry arms of World War II, but now it is a footnote in firearm history.

Five Memphis police officers face second-degree murder charges in the death of Tyre Nichols, the economy shows 4th quarter growth: 5 Things podcast

Challenges for athletes who identify as LGBTQ are emerging from the shadows at BYU, where any same-sex romantic behavior is an honor code violation.

Zhou-Lee connects the historic oppression of Asian Americans to erasure, invisibilization, racial triangulation, and how these keep Asian Americans from building cross-racial solidarity and tapping into Asian Power.

The first in-person Pride 5K in Flagstaff had 225 participants with elites racing for prize money.