Executive Director - @AAAJ_AAJC; civil rights; immigration; former Shanghai expat; US-Asia affairs; active ABA, NAPABA, DC Bar member. Tweets are my own.
Thanks @AASForumOrg for setting up this meeting and thanks to @State_E for listening to the recommendations and concerns of the Asian American community regarding the intersection between national security, civil rights, and xenophobia. We look forward to our work together.
One way to show solidarity with Asian Americans during Heritage Month is to confirm Julie Su and let her go to work in representing all American workers. #ConfirmJulieSuNow
At DOL through the Inclusive Capitalism work, Julie also proactively engaged small business stakeholders, particularly regarding retirement, paid family and medical leave, and other benefits that small employers historically struggle to provide. @SenSchumer#ConfirmJulieSuNow
At DOL through the Inclusive Capitalism work, Julie also proactively engaged small business stakeholders, particularly regarding retirement, paid family and medical leave, and other benefits that small employers historically struggle to provide. @SenSchumer#ConfirmJulieSuNow
The final tabulation results will be announced in a few days; however, it appears that I've been elected to represent District 8 in the Nevada Assembly. At 11 years of age, immigrating to the United States from Vietnam, I didn't think this path was possible...
There's absolutely no reason for this race-baiting. Literally, this is what gets people killed. Everyone needs to call this out.
https://t.co/oBuX6CdcA4
BREAKING – Judge John Lee has been confirmed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, becoming the first Asian-American judge to serve on the Seventh Circuit. #WhoWeAre
Proud to witness the signing of legislation to study the creation of a National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture. Big kudos to @RepGraceMeng and @CAPAC for championing this!
More people need to pay attention to this and what the 1/6 committee continues to uncover. I'm not one to be alarmist, but voters need to recognize that democracy is at stake here.
https://t.co/NkPMg4zahl
Check out “Police in Schools Are Not the Answer to School Shootings”—essential reading in light of calls for police in schools after the #UvaldeMassacre; originally released after the Newtown shooting. https://t.co/4BeqofiYay @DignityinSchool@adv_project@NAACP_LDF@4EdJustice
In our new blog for @ACLU, we challenge the paradigm and national security apparatus that treats Asian Americans as threats.
"We are not treated as American, but as ‘perpetual foreigners,’ in a country that we call home." —@GKusakawa https://t.co/0dGl4ENH6y
Two years ago, Thomas Jefferson High in Virginia radically altered its admissions process, admitting more students of color and low-income students. @washingtonpost followed four TJ freshmen through a difficult, unusual and absorbing academic year:
https://t.co/oDjI8rZj21
An important step forward to making sure that Asian American history is part of U.S. history. Thanks to @RepGraceMeng and @capac for leading this effort.
Today at noon, the Harvard Radcliffe Institute will honor @SIfill_LDF with the Radcliffe Medal. It is bestowed on an individual who embodies the Institute's commitment to excellence, inclusion, and social impact.
https://t.co/GJaYxGhmgo
@narasakijustice has blazed trails and left deep imprints on social justice wherever she has walked. Thanks to @splcenter for spotlighting her. So well-deserved.
Karen K. Narasaki is a national civil and human rights leader of Japanese heritage. She served on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights from 2014 to 2019.
She was president of the Asian American Justice Center, a premier civil rights org that seeks to empower Asian Americans.
How dare conservatives talk about being "targeted" by investigations for white supremacist terror. We are literally being targeted by guns.
https://t.co/IvT8rPM0vJ