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11 08 24 Elections Insights Featured

What the 2024 Election Results Could Mean

Affirmative Action

Affirmative Action’s Overturning: One Year Later

02 29 24 Asian Resource Hub Featured

New Asian Resource Hub to Combat Asian Hate

Affirmative Action

Race For Space – Colleges Think Race

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Tick Tock. TikTok

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Strengthening Solidarity Against Rising Racist Violence – Remembering Vincent Chin

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The Impact of a Post-Roe World on Asian American and Pacific Islander Women

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Moving Beyond Hate: Asian American Women Respond to Uptick in Hate Attacks

(Above): Protesting recent anti-voter legislation across the country, demonstrators at the Freedom to Vote rally, Oct. 23, in Washington, D.C., call to pressure Congress to pass three voting rights acts. (Bob Korn/Shutterstock) (Inset: l-r): Wade Henderson, Interim President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the oldest civil rights coalition in the U.S.; John C. Yang, Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice (AAJC); Jacqueline De Leon, Staff Attorney, Native American Rights Fund; and Sean Morales-Doyle, Acting Director for the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Struggling for Voting Rights at Tipping Point: Congress Needs to Act Now

(Inset, Clockwise from top left): Theodore R. Johnson, Senior Fellow, Brennan Center for Justice; John C. Yang, President and Executive Director, Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC; Frank Sharry, Executive Director, America’s Voice; Dr. Stephen Nuño-Perez, Senior Analyst, Latino Decisions; Mark Trahant, Publisher, Indian Country Today (Siliconeer/EMS/iStock)

Voters of Color Restored Democracy in America in 2020 Presidential Election

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16.6 Million People of Color, Purged from State Rosters, Will Not be Able to Vote in November

June5 2020 Ems Conf Speakers Protests

Can We Move Beyond ‘Wash, Rinse, Repeat’ Cycle of Protests?