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BIPOC Source, BIPOC Source Non-BIPOC Author, Chetanya Robinson, International Examiner

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With a bare-bones takeout operation, Jade Garden adapts to loss of business from coronavirus

April 3, 2020

From International Examiner – As COVID-19 state-wide closures and psychical distancing affect small local businesses, Jade Garden in the International District-Chinatown neighborhood continues to fulfill orders, making adjustments to keep business going.

BIPOC Source, Carmen Hom, International Examiner

Source: International Examiner

Finding local Indian Asian-American representation at the library

January 9, 2020

From the International Examiner – On a Saturday morning I visited the downtown Seattle Central Library. I received help from two extraordinary reference librarians, asking them about resources that documented the history of Indian-Americans in local media in the Puget Sound region…

BIPOC Source, BIPOC Source BIPOC Author, International Examiner, Jennifer Lee

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In “The Night Tiger”, the five Confucian virtues are the basis of this mystery novel set in 1930s Malaysia

January 9, 2020

From the International Examiner – The Night Tiger, Yangsze Choo’s second book, is a surreal and captivating mystery novel set in the 1930s during Malaysia’s colonial period. It examines the social mannerisms amongst the locals and the conquering Brits…

BIPOC Source, BIPOC Source BIPOC Author, Chris Juergens, International Examiner

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An unheard narrative: One woman’s pursuit of education in North Korea before the war and the longer term impact of this opportunity

July 19, 2019

From The International Examiner – Chris Juergens. The development of South Korea from one of the poorest agrarian societies in the world to an urban, wealthy, high-tech powerhouse in such a relatively short time span has caused extreme generational gaps…

BIPOC Source, BIPOC Source BIPOC Author, Clarissa Gines, International Examiner

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Viengthong Restaurant celebrates Lao culture through food

July 4, 2019

From the International Examiner – Tucked in an unassuming strip mall near the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Way and Rainier Avenue in South Seattle is Viengthong Restaurant, a Lao-Thai restaurant which serves dishes from both cuisines.

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With a bare-bones takeout operation, Jade Garden adapts to loss of business from coronavirus

Finding local Indian Asian-American representation at the library

In “The Night Tiger”, the five Confucian virtues are the basis of this mystery novel set in 1930s Malaysia

An unheard narrative: One woman’s pursuit of education in North Korea before the war and the longer term impact of this opportunity

Viengthong Restaurant celebrates Lao culture through food

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