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Asian-Americans are a growing political force in Gwinnett

Gwinnett County students stage walkout in wake of Apalachee school shooting

In Georgia, Asian Americans are remaking the state’s politics

Kamala Harris Is Losing Support With This Key Demographic. It Could Cost Her Georgia.

Georgia House candidates are competing for a diverse pool of voters in Gwinnett County

Georgia Dems hope voters show support for reproductive rights at the ballot box in ‘Roevember’

Gwinnett commissioner joins calls for Asian-American and Pacific Islander history to be included in school curriculums

Fear, anxiety still linger for metro Atlanta Asian Americans

[독자기고] 선거구 재조정과 시민참여의 중요성

미쉘 강 한인 최초 귀넷 예산심의위원

Getting Past Hate: Asian Women Organize Safer Communities

한국어 번역책 귀넷 3개 초등에 전달

REACTION: Civic leader calls spa shooter’s plea deal ‘a slap in the face’ for Asian community

Four Months Later, Asian American Leaders Say Atlanta Shooting Spree Cannot Be Forgotten

One year later, 7 Asian American community members reflect on the Atlanta spa shootings

Multicultural Festival celebrates diversity and beautiful cultural traditions

A vulnerable Republican state legislator just picked up a formidable challenger

Gwinnett will translate election materials into four Asian languages

“I am running for office to represent all of my neighbors regardless of their income, race, religion, or the language they speak at home”

Michelle Kang is an Adviser for Korean Constituency in the Warnock Senatorial Campaign with one video in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2022 Speech.

Michelle, as a first-generation Korean American, embodies visionary leadership. She champions the economic prosperity, political empowerment, and social engagement of Asian Americans.

National Democratic party unveils plan to loosen the GOP’s strong grip on the Georgia Legislature