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The findings show a growing divide when it comes to legislation, workplace environment and overall culture.
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The findings show a growing divide when it comes to legislation, workplace environment and overall culture.
The event raises money and honors those supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
Austen was never properly recognized through the lens of who she really was until years after death.
Tuesday is the last day of AAPI Heritage Month, honoring the rich history and contributions of Asian Americans.
Chef and cookbook author Nicole Ponseca is embracing the wave of recognition Filipino Americans are experiencing on a national stage.
Keshia Hannam is changing the way stories are told about AAPI communities.
A New York City nonprofit is celebrating 30 years of supporting underserved Asian and immigrant youth.
You may have heard of cystic fibrosis, but many people don't understand what it really is.
Teachers will use a guide that includes profiles of Asian American and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. to launch a pilot program in social studies and literacy units.
Earlier this year, CBS2 met New Jersey students who lobbied for Asian American history to be taught in school.
The Asian American Federation brought together AAPI advocates, amplifying community voices and concerns .
The Woodside street also has businesses that help people send packages to the Philippines, and there's a national bank.
Esther Zhang turned her failed 3D-printed arch into a work of art that now stands as a symbol to inspire future students.
Thousands of people flooded Central Park on Sunday to take part in the largest HIV-AIDS fundraising event in the world.
The Big Apple is home to the country's second largest AAPI population.
The celebration of Japanese culture stepped off on Central Park West, marching from West 81st Street to 68th.
There were hundreds of suits and dresses to choose from, all donated and all priced the same: free.
We are counting down to Sunday, when AIDS Walk New York returns fully in person.
A new state-of-the-art headquarters scheduled to open in 2025 hopes to educate 300,000 visitors a year.
Krishna Stone attended the first AIDS Walk New York back in 1986 and has worked at GMHC for 29 years.
After a two-year hiatus, AIDS Walk New York returns this Sunday. CBS2's Chris Wragge spoke to Krishna Stone, director of community relations for GMHC, about the event.
The event raised more than $100,000 to fund improvements at the library.
New York City's plan to better diagnose and treat dyslexia could be life-changing for students, if done correctly.
Hundreds of teams will be walking to remember loved ones or honor those living with HIV or AIDS.
The event at Jazz at Lincoln Center honors those who bring hope in the fight against suicide.
