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On Feb. 25 evening, a man scaled the wall of the 117-year-old Higashi Honganji Buddist Temple in Los Angeles County’s ‘Little Tokyo’ neighborhood and set fire to two wooden lanterns at the entrance to the temple, then knocked two metal lanterns off their stands, and finally threw a rock...
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Versión de broadcast por Suzanne Potter Reportando para el YES! Media-California News Service Collaboration Cuando era un niño que crecía en la América blanca, aprender a abrazar mi asiaticidad a menudo se sentía como una rebelión. Durante la pandemia de COVID-19, se siente más político que nunca. La ansiedad...
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Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter Reporting for the YES! Media-California News Service Collaboration As a kid growing up in White America, learning to embrace my Asianness has often felt like rebellion. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it feels more political than ever. Added anxiety over the rise in anti-Asian violence...
On Feb. 25 evening, a man scaled the wall of the 117-year-old Higashi Honganji Buddist Temple in Los Angeles County’s ‘Little Tokyo’ neighborhood and set fire to two wooden lanterns at the entrance to the temple, then knocked two metal lanterns off their stands, and finally threw a rock...
Versión de broadcast por Suzanne Potter Reportando para el YES! Media-California News Service Collaboration Cuando era un niño que crecía en la América blanca, aprender a abrazar mi asiaticidad a menudo se sentía como una rebelión. Durante la pandemia de COVID-19, se siente más político que nunca. La ansiedad...
Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter Reporting for the YES! Media-California News Service Collaboration As a kid growing up in White America, learning to embrace my Asianness has often felt like rebellion. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it feels more political than ever. Added anxiety over the rise in anti-Asian violence...
