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Los Angeles Times: Tom Plate, a former Los Angeles Times editorial editor and leading expert on Asia and China’s relationship with the United States, died May 23 of natural causes. He was 79. “I…
NBC: And though showing raw emotion is seen as non-masculine, worship is the rare environment in which tears and vulnerability are accepted and welcomed, particularly among Asian men, said Nadia Kim, a professor of…
South China Morning Post: Bringing China and the United States together to make the world safer requires sharp observations like those of Singapore’s former foreign minister, explains Tom Plate, distinguished scholar of Asian and…
Tom Plate, LMU professor of Asian and Asian American Studies, writes in the South China Morning Post: “Even as, in time, public memory of the hapless Chinese reconnaissance/spy balloon blows away, the animus of…
Yeoh — who during her speech opened up about the racism she witnessed in her early days in Hollywood, as well as the dwindling opportunities for aging actresses — represents Asian women across a…
Kunqu Opera, developed under the Ming Dynasty of 1368 to 1644 and one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera still performed, came to Loyola Marymount University in the form of an open workshop…
Heangjin Park, assistant professor of Asian and Asian American studies, is an ethnographer who brings an immersive approach to teaching and research to Loyola Marymount University.
