"2 Broke Girls" is unfunny and racist -- and it knows it. Then why are so many people watching?

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

Grandma June steals the show with her curiosity about dating apps and d**k pics

For young Asian-American women, Disney's new heroine Mulan is no mirror image, but at least she casts back a reflection.

The verdict? The company is mostly white and male

TV seems to have learned what so many of us have always known—Asian dudes are hot, and they can get the girl

I grew up wanting to be average. Now I know the reason for the myth Asians are small: Making white men feel better

T-shirts sporting sexist slogans spark protest among Pennsylvania girls.

More and more girls are adopted from China each year. Now, questions of cultural identity are finally coming to the fore.

For two decades, Williams has dominated an overwhelmingly white sport, a powerful statement on black womanhood

A British Op-Ed says the failure to ban the practice is a betrayal of Asian women.

South Asians have long been casted as a "clownable minority" onscreen, but a few shows are changing that narrative

The preteen delivered a powerful and important speech at March For Our Lives

The new Headgum network, with podcasts like "Black Men Can't Jump (in Hollywood)," joins a growing trend

The show depicts an equal number of white, black and Latina characters—and still only these two Asian women