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Washington, D.C. 2023

Feature 2023

How one of Filipino America’s last newspapers folded

For 30 years, Manila Mail, a newspaper based in Washington, provided about 65,000 Filipino immigrants and their descendants in the greater D.C. metropolitan area a platform for discourse and connection. But printing stopped in late 2021.

How this local D.C. bakery has uplifted the Asian American community

For these four Asian Americans, politics is personal

San Francisco plans to cut Pacific Islander services in budget deficit

From Palestine to the Philippines: University of Washington student activists unite for liberation

Vietnamese Americans, progressive and conservative, organize around Trump’s 2024 campaign

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