Category: Featured
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Hmong developers partner on The Parkway, affordable apartments on East Seventh Street in St. Paul
During the economic downturn in 2009, Michael Thao found a good deal on a sizable piece of land along St. Paul’s East Seventh Street, east of Johnson Parkway. Thao, a residential developer who had … Read Full Article
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St. Paul district to keep Metro Transit service next year, change start times at some schools
St. Paul Public Schools is changing start times at several schools and renewing its partnership with Metro Transit in anticipation of a continued bus driver shortage next school year. Like this … Read Full Article
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Local Doctors Address COVID-19 Misinformation
An independent panel of local doctors today participated in a virtual event that addressed COVID-19 misinformation brought up by members of the public at the Jan. 11 County Board of Supervisors … Read Full Article
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Wisconsin school boards support Asians and Native American students
The Wisconsin Association of School Boards debated a resolution to support the teaching of Asian American and Pacific Islander history. Read Full Article
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Reddit and Instagram backlash highlights Asian masculinity movement’s toxic rise
Racially tinged sexism is gaining visibly online as part of a vocal minority of Asian men who feel ownership of Asian women specifically. Read Full Article
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WATCH: One of the only places to play this Hmong sport just opened in St. Paul
Tuj lub – it’s pronounced “too-loo” and it’s a traditional Hmong sport. The fact that this court just opened in St. Paul’s Duluth & Case Recreation Center on Tuesday is a pretty big deal. Not only is … Read Full Article
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Wisconsin Association of School Boards encourages school districts to add AAPI curriculum
The resolution started with the Milwaukee School Board, which introduced it to WASB. But the push for the curriculum in schools came from the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Coalition of … Read Full Article
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Why the Men’s Rights Asians subculture is so toxic — and dangerous
Racially tinged sexism is gaining visibly online as part of a vocal minority of Asian men who feel ownership of Asian women specifically. Read Full Article
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How ethnic studies can help students succeed
Beginning in 2025, ethnic studies — along with math, reading and other core courses — will be required for high school graduation. District leaders have made the right choice to require that more be … Read Full Article