From its humble origins as a haven for Chinese immigrants, the area that is now known as Chicago’s Chinatown is a testament to the unyielding ingenuity of Chinese-Americans in the Midwest.‍

A Chicago-born creative turned art director, inspired by streetwear, community, and culture, using design to empower self-expression and identity.

Mayor Brandon Johnson gave a standing ovation to the Chicago Asian Network and Lakhi Siap for uplifting Chicago’s Asian American voices. With cultural flair and community pride, the Asian American Heritage Month kick-off proved Chicago’s diversity takes center stage!

From the grasslands of Inner Mongolia to the grand stage of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Peixin Chen proves that bass-baritones really do go big or go home. With a voice as rich as Puccini’s score and a heart as warm as Colline’s farewell to his coat, Chen brings depth, charm, and just the right amount of drama to La Bohème. Don’t miss this operatic gem—your ears (and soul) will thank you.

Tuyết Anh Mong Lê, the unwavering Vietnamese American civil rights leader who redefined Asian American advocacy and championed immigrant and disability rights, has passed away.

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We finally have Korean American Day!