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Asian American Writers and Their Works

The works of Hak Kyung Cha, Alexander Chee, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Amy Tan are powerfully resonant with Asian American audiences throughout the United States. These authors share stories, perspectives, and experiences that many Asian Americans are able to relate to. Their writing is expressive and complex, reflective of the cultural diversity within the U.S.

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A Road to Freedom: How Ukrainian LGBT Soldiers Are Fighting Both the Enemy and Stereotypes

With Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the discussion on the LGBTQ soldier’s visibility gained a big relevance. With some politicians speculating on the outdated “gays cannot be patriots” myth, many proactive LGBTQ community members joined the Ukrainian military formations to defend their country’s sovereignty. Read on to learn how Ukrainian LGBTQ soldiers fight for the country’s freedom, but also inclusivity and their own visibility.

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Deadly Cookie Recipes to Try Out This Halloween

Halloween is all about the scary decorations on every street corner, fun costumes, and of course lots of spooky-licious treats! Whether you want to take your Halloween candy bag to another level and give those little trick-or-treats something special this year, or just pamper yourself with some killer snacks for that horror movie night you planned, these two recipes will surely leave you craving for more.

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A Visitor’s Guide to the Oldest City in America

America’s oldest city awaits you! St. Augustine is your next vacation destination if you are interested in beautiful architecture, rich history, and great food. Read on to explore what this beach city has to offer, and follow along as one of our interns documents and shares with you the stories that make the city so unique.

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