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DUMPLING
Women’s Trains and Men’s Candy: Traveling in Japan
Riding the women-only trains in Tokyo and pondering its relation to sexism at home in L.A. and New York.
Book Review: Max Celebrates Chinese New Year
It’s a simple plot and just one of Max’s adventures in the series, which typically focus on casual events and activities.
Astute Film Speaks to the Asian American Experience
Gregory Houghton’s film explores growing up foreign in a culture you’re claiming as your own.
The New Face of the Asian American Voter
Asian Americans could be a voting force, but they need help.
DIM SUM NEWS
See Ryan Potter in San Francisco Nov. 15 at 2:20 p.m.
See the star of Disney’s “Big Hero 6” today in San Francisco.
All-Asian Oliver Sets Sights Off Broadway
More than 60 Asian-American contributors will put on the show.
Asian-Americans Choose Obamacare in California
Many more sign up than anticipated.
Festivals: CAAM Fest 2014
Asian-American festival celebrates film, music and food: the trifecta of awesome.
Harry Shum Jr. Engaged
Hawaiian proposals.
1970s Asian-American Activists Highlighted in New Exhibition
Explore the movement’s roots as Asian Americans fought for an identity.
Media Releases, Feb. 11, 2014
The music may have run out, but we found one DVD to tide you over till next week.
Jason Chu Album Release Party Feb. 7
Jason Chu releases latest album February 7 at Club Lure in L.A.