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Couple to open new café, Soupear, in Opie Street, Norwich - Vimarsana News

Couple to open new café, Soupear, in Opie Street, Norwich

A new café, Soupear, will soon open for business in Opie Street, Norwich, which will be run by a husband and wife team with experience working at…

Artists explore Asian, Pacific Islander identies in through art in "Hidden in Plain Sight" - Vimarsana News

Artists explore Asian, Pacific Islander identies in through art in "Hidden in Plain Sight"

This month Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander artists and groups will be sharing their work and experiences at several galleries and events.Spokane Public Radio’s Rebecca White spoke to the artists, Margaret Albaugh and Frances Grace Mortel about their work, Indivisible and Diaspora Recipes.

Spokane City Council to vote on new city civil rights office - Vimarsana News

Spokane City Council to vote on new city civil rights office

The City of Spokane is poised to create an office of civil rights to investigate discrimination and collect data on hate crimes in the region. The move is

On Asian America: Dehumanization and the History of Hate - Vimarsana News

On Asian America: Dehumanization and the History of Hate

Violence against people of Asian descent has long been a part of American history, but it’s been especially vicious during the Covid pandemic. “A man was

Students demand fossil fuel divestment, mandatory climate course at University Council forum - Vimarsana News

Students demand fossil fuel divestment, mandatory climate course at University Council forum

Eight of the 15 topics at Wednesday's forum covered a wide range of climate-related demands, including mitigating the climate risk for Philadelphians and supporting issues of race and the environment.

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