Search Results: South Asian American community (844)

Republicans, Democrats view community support as key to White House.

South Asian Americans tend to view racism through the white prism of ‘model minority.’

Call for change in the name of countless black victims of hatred and racism.

Sakshi Sankaran, a rising senior, says the businesses “deserve our support and help.”

We cannot be bystanders and treat it as “someone else’s problem.”

Many in community saw Warren as the only chance, America could have a woman President.

Chandigarh-born Srinivasan succeeds Merrick Garland as chief judge of the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.

Arjun’s project wins him a place among Top 40 in Regeneron Science Talent Search.

Post office, streets and even a Barbie doll celebrate the community.

Fiery five bring community and national concerns to the fore.

Indian origin physicians and cardiologists to collaborate on diabetes and cardiovascular disease education.

Campaign seeks to honor one of the earliest Indian immigrant women to America.

Raju keeps job as San Francisco’s Public Defender, Ajmera re-elected to Charlotte City Council.

He is the country’s first state bar president of South Asian descent.

SKN Gala will be held at Imperia in Somerset, NJ, on Sunday, September 22.

Opening night film will be “Kaifinama”; the closing night will feature “The Last Color, “starring Neena Gupta and directed by celebrity chef Vikas Khanna.

The 5th Annual SKN Hope Gala 2019 will be held at The Imperia in Somerset, NJ, on September 22, 2019.

However, with almost half the community still not naturalized, it has “a long way to go,” the Drew University professor says.

Two Indian Americans and a Nepali were injured in the crash on July 12.

Aneesh Seth, who came to the United States when she was six-years-old, is an LGBTQ activist.

“Time to stop aspiring to whiteness” — Indian Americans urged to denounce Trump’s “anti-immigrant” politics.

“I am in the whole episode representing Sikhs,” Amandeep Singh tells The American Bazaar.

The YouTube series is written by Vishal Reddy, who also plays the lead character Nikhil, a bisexual escort.

The home goods e-retailer has been under fire from its employees for selling beds to facilities for separated migrant children.

Jayapal says the “bill will fund research and analysis to identify solutions to these preventable circumstances and ultimately save more lives.”