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Why Atlanta hit so hard: The deeper reasons behind one of the largest responses in Asian American history

Why Atlanta hit so hard: The deeper reasons behind one of the largest responses in Asian American history

The stories of the Atlanta spa shooting victims were very telling of the Asian immigrant experience, ones that so many Asian Americans could deeply relate to.

By Pranav IyerMay 05, 2021 at 2:31PM PDT

Vigils and rallies held across Southern California in response to Atlanta spa shootings

Vigils and rallies held across Southern California in response to Atlanta spa shootings

On Saturday, nearly 2000 people congregated together on Olympic Boulevard in Koreatown, Los Angeles for a rally against Asian hate following the Atlanta Spa Shootings, an act of domestic terrorism that took the lives of eight people, four of whom were Korean American women.

By Pranav IyerMarch 31, 2021 at 6:10PM PDT

Carrying on the legacy of Hollywood’s Black trailblazers

Carrying on the legacy of Hollywood’s Black trailblazers

Residents from South Los Angeles and beyond celebrate the lives of Black entertainers and their accomplishments in honor of Black History Month.

By Pranav Iyer, Katherine Salisbury, Jillian Russell, Marissa Russ, and Mia BrowerFebruary 23, 2021 at 3:38PM PST

How Southern California basketball lives on during the pandemic

How Southern California basketball lives on during the pandemic

In the basketball-crazy region, coaches, trainers and event coordinators have worked together to provide innovative opportunities for athletes in the midst of restrictive state-wide protocols.

By Pranav IyerFebruary 10, 2021 at 6:51PM PST

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