A closer look at the audacious orgy scene in Pulitzer Prize winner Viet Thanh Nguyen's sequel set in 1980s Paris

It’s critical that people see themselves mirrored in popular culture

As our culture continues to normalize the idea of "yellow fever," I'm pretty tired of dealing with it

“Asian America” might not be a thing, but its food certainly is — and it’s as important as ever

Weekend roundup: The noble peeping Tom hero of "Mister Foe," Truffaut's delectable Parisian noir "Shoot the Piano Player" and more.

Political scientist Janelle Wong on the growing power of the Asian American vote

Despite his claims of indifference, the Argentine author was preoccupied with the duality of identity and nation

Unfortunately, in the context of American history the Atlanta tragedy was far from an isolated incident

Some racism isn't criminal at all but still is the result of deep-seated and long-standing racial prejudices

Asian celebrity activism is vocal and comforting, but it falls short of helping to effect real and needed change

Conservatives have embraced the argument that Asian Americans are "the new Jews." Their true goal is no mystery

Asians are the fastest-growing racial group in the United States

The Warner Bros. release will be the first major studio film in 25 years to center on an Asian American's story

But if it follows this advice, it could also be the first Asian American sitcom to find huge mainstream success

The "bamboo ceiling" is real — and model minority myths only undermine meaningful change