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VeryAsian VA brings two Fridays' worth of celebrations of Asian cultures

First Fridays art show is set for Friday at the Bridge PAI; Fridays After Five fun follows next week at Ting Pavilion.

First Fridays, Fridays After Five pay tribute to Charlottesville's Asian community

First Fridays art show is set for Friday at the Bridge PAI, while the Fridays After Five fun follows next week at Ting Pavilion.

I, For One, Welcome Our New Anti-White Racist Asian Academic Overlords : The Other McCain

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In talk on interracial dating, the professor raised her concerns about White men dating Asian women.

Duke, UNC co-hosts first southeastern regional conference on Asian American Studies

2022 Southeast Conference for Asian American Studies - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Study by SUSS, Mendaki finds strong link between PSLE grades and socio-economic status

It found that pupils with better exam scores tended to be of a relatively higher socio-economic status. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Courses du Heiva va'a à Hao : l'important, c'est de participer

polynésie ©Polynésie la 1ère Hier, 14 juillet, se sont déroulées dans le cadre du tuaro maohi du Heiva, les épreuves de va'a. Trois épreuves étaient au programme : V6 mixtes, V1 femmes et V1 hommes sur un parcours adapté à chaque catégorie. Beaucoup d'amateurs, des rameurs confirmés, l'important était de participer. ET/M.Allot • mis à jour le 15 juillet 2021 à 16h25 Durant le Heiva, tout va'a bien ! Hier, jour de la fête nationale, ont eu lieu les courses de va'a. Trois épreuves au programme. Le V6 d'abord, avec 11 équipes en lice et avec quatre pirogues disponibles. La course s'est déroulée en trois temps chronométrés. Parmi les concurrents, toutes sortes de profil, des vétérans, des mamans, des jeunes femmes, des jeunes hommes, et des rameurs accomplis.

JMRL to host anti-Asian violence presentation

JMRL to host anti-Asian violence presentation Photo: clipart.com May 24, 2021, News Release May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and JMRL is honored to host Dr. Sylvia Chong, Director of the Asian Pacific American Studies Program at the University of Virginia, for an important and timely virtual presentation entitled The History of Anti-Asian Violence in the U.S. This Zoom program is scheduled for Tuesday, May 25 at 7:00pm. The recent wave of anti-Asian hate crimes, coupled with mass shootings in Atlanta and Indianapolis that targeted a large number of Asian victims, have received increased levels of attention in the national media. Coverage of these events has also exposed widespread ignorance of the history of Asian Americans’ presence in the U.S., along with the acts of mass violence, harassment and discrimination that they have faced.

Students and faculty discuss the past, present and future of anti-Asian violence