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Advocates Call For AAPI Curriculum In Pennsylvania Classrooms

HARRISBURG, PA — Advocates from the Asian American and Pacific Islander community descended upon the Pennsylvania capitol recently to call for greater AAPI education in schools as a counter to a growing rise in anti-Asian sentiment in the nation. The Pennsylvania...

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Fight blight with Whole Home Repairs | Editorial

Among Pennsylvania’s many distinctions, the commonwealth has one of the nation’s oldest housing stocks — half of all homes in the state were built before 1959. These old buildings are brimming with architectural character, but redbrick rowhomes and majestic Victorians...

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Philly officials support GOP bike lane protection bill

Bell-ringing in Philadelphia Viernes morning wasn’t coming from Citizen’s Bank Park or the Constitution Center but from a peloton riding into Dilworth Park outside City Hall. Several city and state officials rode into a press conference with the Bicycle Coalition of...

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Lawmakers call for teaching more AAPI history in schools

HARRISBURG, Pa. — As a child growing up in the Philly suburbs, Serena Nguyễn was ashamed of her last name. “It was a strange, unfamiliar, hard-to-pronounce sound connecting me to a land distant in time and space. It seemed un-American,” said Nguyễn, who has since...

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Hughes, Fiedler, Rally with Educators for Full School Funding

PHILADELPHIA, PA — With Pennsylvania sitting on more than $8 billion in excess revenue, and a dismal national ranking for school equity, state Sen. Vincent Hughes and Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler held a pre-budget school funding rally in South Philadelphia on Viernes to call...

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Where Have All the Liberals Gone?

Last week, I had the surreal experience of reading my way through a stack of high-toned books about liberalism when news trickled out that a conservative majority on the Supreme Court was preparing to overturn Roe v. Wade. Legal scholars were swift to denounce what...

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Buscar formas de luchar juntos contra el tizón

Imagínese lo siguiente: ha trabajado incansablemente durante años para poder comprar una casa antigua. Ha dedicado incontables horas y miles de dólares a mejorarla. Ese era el sueño de mis padres en Tamaqua en 1965 cuando compraron por primera vez una "media doble" de 1917 y mi...

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Politics and Civic Engagement

Asian American Studies Scholar and host Rob Buscher discusses AAPI involvement in local politics and civic engagement with panelists Nina Ahmad, Nikil Saval, and Helen Gym. Historically, Asian Americans have faced barriers in becoming politically active. What are the...

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