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Asian American Political Power Is Growing Fast - Vimarsana News

Asian American Political Power Is Growing Fast

The Atlantic The bloc’s power is growing fast. That could be bad news for the GOP. 10:59 AM ET Voters wait in line to hand in their ballots to election officials at a YMCA in Boston’s Chinatown.Joseph Prezioso / AFP /Getty When Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, and other prominent Democrats appeared online at a major fundraiser last night, they spotlighted one of the least discussed lessons of the 2020 election: Asian Americans are poised for a major leap in electoral influence. In Democratic circles, the bloc’s impact on the 2020 election has been largely obscured by the intense focus on...

Trumpism Is Violence - Vimarsana News

Trumpism Is Violence

The Atlantic It’s Not Only Trump on Trial The Senate must pass judgment on his methods—and on all who aspire to adopt his methods as their own in the political contests ahead. February 12, 2021 Brett Carlsen / Getty On the second day of the impeachment trial, the House managers laid the case that violence was integral from the very start of the political career of Donald Trump. From his first days as a candidate in 2015, Trump incited, invited, glorified, and condoned violence by his supporters. As the coronavirus pandemic weighed upon the country—and his own reelection hopes dwindledâ€...

Why Parents and Kids Get Estranged - The Atlantic - Vimarsana News

Why Parents and Kids Get Estranged - The Atlantic

The Atlantic A Shift in American Family Values Is Fueling Estrangement Both parents and adult children often fail to recognize how profoundly the rules of family life have changed over the past half century. Bettmann / Corbis / Getty / The Atlantic Sometimes my work feels more like ministry than therapy. As a psychologist specializing in family estrangement, my days are spent sitting with parents who are struggling with profound feelings of grief and uncertainty. “If I get sick during the pandemic, will my son break his four years of silence and contact me? Or will I just die alone?” “H...