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Don Lee’s Long War on Asian-American Stereotypes

[ad_1] EPISODEstoriesby Don Lee Few fiction writers have worked tirelessly to break down stereotypes about “Orientals” like Korean-American Don Lee. The protagonists in her 2001 short story collection “Yellow” vary in ethnicity (from Korean to Japanese to Chinese) and occupation (from professional elites to crazy poets), suggesting the heterogeneity of contemporary Asian-American life. Lee’s novels, …

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Russia and Ukraine are the subject of this director for a long time

[ad_1] Scenes of German and Soviet soldiers taking over Ukraine “Babi Yar: Context” by Sergei Loznitsa Inevitably, it brings to mind the current Russian occupation of the country. A Ukrainian filmmaker who grew up in the Soviet Union, Loznitsa has been recording the past and present in Ukraine and Russia for over two decades, reviewing …

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NBA Basketball Returns to Chinese Television After a Long Time

[ad_1] It wasn’t just the response to Morey that invited cheaters. ESPN in 2020 widespread child abuse A spokesperson for the NBA A league recently said that at basketball academies in Chinese government facilities, the league is no longer affiliated with these academies. Broadcasting NBA games on Chinese television generates hundreds of millions of dollars …

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Experts Say Long Covid Could Become a Crisis for Black Americans

[ad_1] The authors write that black Americans are overrepresented in key worker positions, increasing their risk of exposure to the virus. They were also more likely than white Americans to live in multi-generational homes or crowded areas, be incarcerated, or live in densely populated areas. Many Black Americans who contracted the coronavirus suffered from serious …

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How Long Should It Take to Grieve? Psychiatry found something

[ad_1] He noticed something strange: In most cases, patients responded well to antidepressant medications, but their grief as measured by a standard question inventory, unaffected, stubbornly remained high. When he told this to the psychiatrists on the team, they showed little interest. “Grief is normal,” she remembers being told. “We are psychiatrists and we don’t …

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‘The Great Freedom’: Film Traces Long Shadow of Anti-Gay Law in Germany

[ad_1] BERLIN — A turning point is coming for the protagonists of the new movie, Viktor and Hans.”Great Freedom” When Viktor sees the concentration camp tattoo on Hans’ arm. The year is 1945 and Viktor has already forcibly kicked Hans out of the cell they shared in a German prison after learning that Hans had …

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