Chinese Media Dissects Defeat of Mayoral Candidate John Liu
New York’s Chinese community does not appear ready for the post-Liu era.
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Chinatown – A Last Holdout for NYC Smokers
In parks, subway stations, even restaurants, cigarette smoking is still common among Chinese-speaking residents.
Audio postcard: An Irish Pub in the Heart of Brooklyn’s 8th Avenue Chinatown
Listen to the sounds of Brooklyn’s Soccer Tavern, an 84-year-old bar with deep immigrant roots.
Podcast: New York’s Fashion Industry Runs on Immigrant Labor and Creativity
Immigrants are making waves in the American fashion industry.
At the Heart of Immigration Reform, a Law That Would Make Families Whole Again
Hundreds of thousands of immigrant rights supporters rallied before Capital Hill, Wednesday, in support of compassionate immigration reform.
Food in 2 Worlds™ Podcast: Rediscovering NYC’s Forgotten Foods
Through interviews with elderly immigrants and other long-time New Yorkers, journalist Anne Noyes Saini is documenting the city’s vanishing food culture.
Video: For Immigrant Women, Changes in Gender Roles
Immigrant women reflect on how immigrating to the U.S. has changed the way they think about their identity.
The Story Behind Great Taste’s ‘Five Dumplings for a Dollar’ Deal
This Sunset Park eatery is known for dishing up the best dumplings in New York City. So why is its owner, Mr. Chen, barely breaking even?
Hurricane Sandy: The Storm’s Impact on Immigrant Workers and Organizations
“Yes, yes, of course we’re busy! We’re too busy to talk to you!”
Chinese Immigrants Time-Travel to Lower Manhattan Circa 1900
A program at New York’s Tenement Museum introduces recent immigrants to immigrant lives from the past.