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The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, founded more than two decades ago, has rebranded itself to the Hawaiian Council, a name change that signifies a modern and streamlined identity while maintaining its mission to advance Native Hawaiians socially, economically, politically, and culturally. This transition, announced in August 2025, reflects the organization’s growth and commitment to unity, self-determination, and empowerment for the Native Hawaiian community and the broader diaspora.
On October 24, New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani spoke at the Islamic Cultural Center of the Bronx mosque to address how he has been treated…
The article by Sieng Lee highlights the remarkable political rise of the Hmong American community in Minnesota, tracing its transformation from refugees to a powerful civic force over…
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A striking disconnect has existed between mainstream Western media portrayals of China and the firsthand accounts of visitors since 2023. While Western outlets often frame China as a…
In October, I attended two profoundly moving events that left me grappling with sorrow, injustice, and the urgent need for…
In October, I attended two profoundly moving events that left me grappling with sorrow, injustice, and the urgent need for…
