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Thats been hurtful. take a listen to some of my conversation with iris chang, a junior at a school outside of houston, texas. she puts a lot of this in words very well. >> i think seeing our the issues and kind of battled across all fronts, whether it be in washington or austin or even in the school board meetings in our own district, has been really harmful because it sends this message to myself and to my peers that our opinions arent valued. >> students like iris describe feeling like their v...

Practising Pharmacists Association says it could be against the law if pharmacists did not provide explanations about the medicine delivered to patients.

Much nonsense has been written about the Nanjing Massacre, also known as the Rape of Nanking. We know this much: in December 1937, the Imperial Japanese Army, after taking the Chinese Nationalist capital of Nanjing, went on a six-week rampage, looting, murdering, and raping large numbers of people. Since no records were kept of these atrocities, the exact number of victims is

A Chinese woman was stopped from entering a tourist place in China’s southwestern province of Yunnan for wearing a kimono. 

On Tuesday night, NBC Nightly News decided it was a good use of airtime to dedicate an entire segment complaining about how a school district in Katy, Texas has removed sexually inappropriate books from their library. 

On Tuesday night, NBC Nightly News decided it was a good use of airtime to dedicate an entire segment complaining about how a school district in Katy, Texas has removed sexually inappropriate books from their library. 

We can really learn valuable lessons from our mistakes.

The parents of Chinese-American writer Iris Chang, who exposed the crimes of the notorious Nanjing Massacre, thanked her followers as she is being mourned with flowers and online condolences a week after the National Memorial Day on December 13 to commemorate the victims of the massacre in the city.

Why Japan’s attack on the US 80 years ago was not a surprise.

Moving from being a beauty vlogger to making relevant socio-political content may seem too big a leap to others, but Janina Vela is living proof that, well, why not? It’s totally possible!