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September events calendar
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (587+ words) Looking for things to do this August? This month offers a wealth of events to attend, most of them free, including seasonal cultural festivals, night markets, tai chi, and a film festival! Here is our curated list: Wednesday, September 2, 3 p.m. – 4 p.m....
Combining visual art, calligraphy, and live performance, artists bring to life Korean traditions in Seattle
4+ day, 7+ min ago (587+ words) In Korean art, white carries weight. At the Seattle Art Fair, and again at Margolis Gallery B612’s live performance, white was the fullest thing in the room. It held ink, history, grief, courtship, and the long patience of a tradition…...
Open letter from Tanggol Migrante Movement to Seattle Philippine Consulate regarding urgent needs and issues of Filipinos in ICE detention
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (153+ words) This is an open letter from Tanggol Migrante Movement – Washington State to the Philippine Consulate General in Seattle and the Philippine Embassy in Washington D.C. regarding their concerning lack of urgency to address the needs and issues of Filipinos in…...
'Plant Asia': Does Asian cuisine hold the key to healthier eating in the world?
1+ week, 5+ day ago (308+ words) “I doubted that I could give up meat for a meal, let alone a day. I knew what if I were to make a lasting change to my diet, the vegetable dishes that I cooked had to offer the same…...
A Hapa Hawaiian author writes a novel in verse
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1049+ words) Growing up in the Northwest with multiethnic Hawaiian roots proved to be challenging for Kauakanilehua Māhoe Adams. But today, the author is grateful for those experiences that provided material for her first published novel, which is written in verse....
A gripping historic narrative of the Zorg transatlantic slave ship, which helped spark the abolitionist movement
1+ week, 5+ day ago (838+ words) International Examiner In The Zorg: A Tale of Greed and Murder That Inspired the Abolition of Slavery, Pulitzer Prize finalist Siddharth Kara gives us a unique perspective on the transatlantic slave trade through an account of a fateful journey of…...
A scientific and cultural survey of our loosely connected hinge, the knee
1+ week, 5+ day ago (212+ words) Yu’s greatest strength is the amount of research she brings to each topic. She uncovers many interesting anecdotes and details, and the chapters on Colin Kaepernick and George Floyd are thoughtfully presented. But from the chapter on women’s fashion when…...
Vietnamese American best friends try to make it in 1930s Hollywood
1+ week, 5+ day ago (819+ words) International Examiner It is 1936 in Culver City, California. Issa (Issabel) Bui, a 20-year-old ingenue, is auditioning for a film role. She can just manage speaking her line. She has no training, only the ambition of the naive and beautiful and…...
Ai Weiwei weaves his life story with that of his renowned poet father and the history of the Chinese Communist Party
1+ week, 5+ day ago (778+ words) International Examiner Readers do not need to know anything about Ai Weiwei as an artist or activist before reading his memoir, 1000 Years of Joys and Sorrows, but afterward they will feel as if they know him as a person. This…...
A tale of love between boys and coming of age in rural Malaysia
1+ week, 5+ day ago (456+ words) International Examiner Tash Aw’s most recent novel, The South, is the first of a quartet of novels about the Lims, a middle-class Malaysian Chinese family, set in 1997. This city family inherits a rundown farm in the rural south in an…...