George Takei: Immigrant detentions like WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans

Detroit officials unveiled a street sign honoring Vincent Chin on Monday, commemorating the 43rd anniversary of the Chinese American draftsman’s murder. About t...

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The Japanese American National Museum (JANM) has criticized signs installed at former World War II incarceration camps that ask visitors to report historical co...

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Densho, a nonprofit organization that documents testimonies of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II, emphasized the critical need for education f...

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Korean Americans in Los Angeles are condemning Donald Trump Jr. for posting a contentious image that references their community’s experience during the 1992 rio...

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A West Virginia University study has revealed that Japanese American women who were likely incarcerated in World War II detention camps as children gave birth t...

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The last two surviving buildings from a once-thriving Japanese American fishing village in Terminal Island, Los Angeles, have been included in the National Trus...

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Tsuru Aoki quietly carved a path through the silent film era, becoming likely the first Asian actress to achieve leading-lady status in Hollywood. A pioneering...

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Mayukh Sen was just a high schooler when he first encountered Merle Oberon in the 1939 film “Wuthering Heights.” “I felt an immediate draw to her —...

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Thousands of Vietnamese youths gathered in Ho Chi Minh City on April 30, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War...

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A recent study from Stanford and UC Berkeley researchers reveals that U.S. history textbooks continue to render Asians and Asian Americans virtually invisible —...

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