Editorial director of @NBCAsianAmerica. Founder and former executive editor of HuffPost Asian Voices.

New York
Joined December 2008
Amid the year-end busyness, I missed this @kimmythepooh story about allegations of unaddressed anti-Asian harassment at the Cy-Fair school district outside Houston. It's worth a read if you missed it, too. nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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This is so exciting. @NBCAsianAmerica has started a newsletter. Please sign up here: link.nbcnews.com/join/5cj/nb… #OwnOurStories #RepresenationMatters #AAPIMatters
We started a newsletter on @NBCAsianAmerica! This week, read @sakshi_saroja on Ramaswamy and the debate, @kimmythepooh on Hawaiian sovereignty, @sahilkapur on AAPI voting power and @daysiatolentino on all-Asian friend groups. Sign up here! link.nbcnews.com/join/5cj/nb…
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We started a newsletter on @NBCAsianAmerica! This week, read @sakshi_saroja on Ramaswamy and the debate, @kimmythepooh on Hawaiian sovereignty, @sahilkapur on AAPI voting power and @daysiatolentino on all-Asian friend groups. Sign up here! link.nbcnews.com/join/5cj/nb…
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We started a newsletter on @NBCAsianAmerica! This week, read @sakshi_saroja on Ramaswamy and the debate, @kimmythepooh on Hawaiian sovereignty, @sahilkapur on AAPI voting power and @daysiatolentino on all-Asian friend groups. Sign up here! link.nbcnews.com/join/5cj/nb…
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Also in the letter, read Vivek's response to Ann Coulter's 'Hindu business' comments - @sakshi_saroja was first to get his team's response
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🤬 “I was covered in dirt, ashes, my eyes, my mouth, everything. I was just so thirsty,” Cabrera, who entered a hotel in search of water, said. “And there were hundreds of tourists drinking, having fun and not even caring.”
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I wrote about Don Tamaki, the 1 non-Black member of CA's reparations task force, who's known for his legal work in the Japanese American redress &reparations movement. He talked solidarity &why reparations for the Black community is a critical issue to JAs nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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Many Americans are getting their first taste of what coordinated, hyper-online Hindu nationalist attacks look like with the harassment of Sabrina Siddiqui. Experts expect this is just the beginning. I wrote about the Hindutva movement and how we got here: nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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Insanely good story from @sakshi_saroja on the new AsAm 3rd culture. Happy APAHM! 'The panic of opening an ethnic lunchbox in a crowded cafeteria is dead to them. It has been traded in for videos of their moms’ recipes narrated by artificial intelligence.' nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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Over the last year, I interviewed over a dozen Asian people in the U.S., posing them all one common question: Do you feel represented by the term “Asian American”? For brown, lower-income and minority Asians, the answer was overwhelmingly “No.” Here's why: nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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There’s a bill in the Texas Senate right now that would ban all Chinese citizens from buying property (even homes) in the state. I talked to Chinese Texans who are scared and in disbelief, but are fighting. The bill already has the support of the governor. nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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I got to chat with @RepRoKhanna about becoming the first Indian chair of the Congressional India Caucus. He told me about his goals, and I asked him about some of the things on our diaspora's mind (including rising Hindu nationalism and visa struggles.) nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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“I would only hire Asians if I could,” a professor once told me. “You all are so hard-working.” She meant it as a compliment. “To some, Asian work matters more than Asian lives.” ~@mitrakalita @TIME time.com/charter/6251395/the…
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A week after Half Moon Bay shooting, survivors and victims' families are scared to go back to the scene - i.e. the farms where they lived and worked - meaning they're now without homes or income. @sakshi_saroja nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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“We have individuals who no longer have a place to live because they lived on the farm." @cynthiachoi1
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My latest with @mirna_alsharif As Asian Ams attempt to make sense of 2 deadly shootings, experts warn against drawing broad cultural conclusions from the gun violence. The violence, rather, is symptomatic of a “uniquely American phenomenon,” said @DrJenHo. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rec…
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