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This morning, a male Monarch fluttered into our yard to sip some nectar from a Mexican sunflower (Tithonia). (A distinguishing feature of the male Monarch: a small black spot on each of its two hindwings. See photo below.)
Monarchs head for sites along the coast, including Santa Cruz, Monterey, Natural Bridges and Pacific Grove, to overwinter, Shapiro noted.
"There used to be a small site in Fairfield, near the old Juvenile Hall on West Texas Street, in a row of Eucalyptus. It's been gone for decades. Some years they try to overwinter in Marin and Sonoma counties, but usually give up and shift south in December. In the past few years there has been a little winter breeding on the south coast. This was never recorded before."
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We're glad to see the huge national campaign to plant milkweed, the host plant of the Monarchs. The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation has posted a wealth of information on its website for us to take action. The Monarch population has declined by more than 90 percent in under 20 years.
"Monarch butterflies are declining due to loss of habitat," said Monarch Watch director Chip Taylor. "To assure a future for monarchs, conservation and restoration of milkweeds needs to become a national priority."
It also helps to provide nectar resources for the Monarchs to help them along in their migration. In our yard, they like the Mexican sunflower (Tithonia), the butterfly bush (Buddleia davidii), and blue beard (Caryopteris × clandonensis). See list of Monarchs' favorite plants on the monarchwatch.org site.
Meanwhile, an occasional Monarch flutters into our family bee/butterfly garden to sip some nectar. Sometimes territorial native bees chase them away but the Monarchs return, determined to grab some flight fuel.
Westward, ho!
A male Monarch nectaring on Mexican sunflower (Tithonia). (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Side view of the Monarch. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Monarch gets ready for flight. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A Close Call
He recorded 12 species of butterflies in the dry vegetation. (He's been monitoring the butterfly population in Central California for some four decades and he shares the information on his website.)
Frankly, we're surprised he went monitoring at all, especially after he emailed friends and colleagues about the bad news. Subject line: "Breaking Bad."
"At 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept.11, my world turned upside-down. So did I.
"I was just into the crosswalk from the NW corner of Oak and Russell in Davis, heading south toward my lab, when I was struck from behind with great force by a bicyclist. I flew through the air and landed on the pavement head-first, with the right side of my face bearing the worst of the impact. The wife of a departmental colleague arrived on the scene a moment later; I believe she called 911. I was never unconscious, which is strange. My neck could easily have been broken, resulting in either death or paralysis, but it wasn't (the EMTs had assumed it was!). I was rushed to Sutter Davis Hospital and thence transferred to the UC Davis hospital trauma unit in Sacramento....Every bone on the right side of my face was pulverized. I had no more eye socket (orbit) and no more right cheekbone."
It was not a hit-and-run, as some folks speculated. The bicyclist stayed for the police report.
Through it all, Shapiro retained his sense of humor and is now back at work in his Storer Hall office after surgery on Sept. 12 and a repeat visit to the UC Davis Medical Center today. And he can see again.
"...my right eye is swollen shut, I am all black and blue and look like I've been in the ring with Mike Tyson. I look like a ghoul in a zombie-apocalypse movie, with caked blood, blah blah. I'm not sure I've ever felt worse, though, oddly, there hasn't been all that much pain."
So, immediately after the Medical Center appointment, he trekked over to his North Sacramento study site. His appearance did not go unnoticed. "Looking like I do is an invitation for street people, homeless, and down-and-outers to talk to you, as I learned today. There were only two campers at North Sac, but I had a dozen such conversations...most of them assumed I had been in a fight." One guy said said 'I hope you gave the other guy as bad as you got!'
True to form, Shapiro appeared to be most interested in monitoring butterflies than monitoring his physical condition.
"North Sac: 88F, clear, very light S wind. No new fires. Veg very dry, less of everything in bloom except Euthamia (goldentops) Hemizonia (tarweeds), and Epilobium (willowherbs/fireweeds) all peaking. No coyote brush (Baccharis pilularis) yet. With all the Euthamia I expected (Atlides) halesus (Great purple streak), but didn't see it; with all the Epilobium expected (Ochlodes) sylvanoides (Woodland skipper), but didn't see it, either; and there were no Poanes melane (umber skipper)."
The species he recorded:
- Junonia coenia, 11, Buckeye
- Pyrgus communis, 18, Common Checkered Skipper
- Plebejus acmon, 5, Acmon Blue
- Pieris rapae, 19, Cabbage White
- Strymon melinus, 4, Gray Hairstr.eak
- Brephidium exile, 1. Western Pygmy Blue
- Atalopedes campestris, 4, Field Skipper
- Phyciodes mylitta, 10, Mylitta Crescent
- Everes comyntas, 1, Eastern Tailed Blue
- Hylephila phyleus, 7, Fiery Skipper
- Limenitis lorquini, 3, Lorquin's Admiral
- Agraulis vanillae, 1, Gulf Fritillary
Twelve different species. Eighty-bugs.
And what did Shapiro have to say about his field trip? "Me and AH-nold: we're b-a-a-a-a-a-c-k."
"It feels good," he added.
And we're all feeling good--whew!--that he's feeling good.
That was a close one.
Art Shapiro saw 19 of this species, Pieris rapae, or cabbage white, today at his North Sacramento study site. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Something Was Wrong
Something was wrong.
The Anise Swallowtail (Papillo zelicaon) that fluttered into our bee garden last weekend and began nectaring on zinnia wasn't quite herself.
Her yellow and black coloring and the striking blue spot on the rear left wing looked fine. But the blue spot was MIA on the rear right wing. In fact, a huge chunk of that wing was MIA.
Its missing parts told part of the story: It had managed to escape a predator, probably a bird, praying mantis or spider.
"Good thing she survived," said butterfly expert Art Shapiro, distinguished professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis who monitors the butterflies of Central California. "It's a gravid female." (Distended with or full of eggs.)
"They have several generations (late February or March-October)," he writes on his website, Art's Butterfly World. The Anise Swallowtails breed largely on fennel or anise (Foeniculum vulgare) and poison hemlock (Conium maculatum). Both, he says, are naturalized European weeds.
The butterfly's usual range, according Wikipedia, "extends from British Columbia and North Dakota at its northern extreme, south to the Baja California peninsula and other parts of Mexico. It is occasionally reported from the southeastern United States, but its normal range does not extend east of New Mexico. In all the more northerly parts of the range, the chrysalis hibernates."
The Anise Swallowtail is commonly found in fairly open country, Wikipedia says, and "is most likely to be seen" on bare hills or mountains, in fields or along roadsides. "It is often seen in towns, in gardens or vacant lots."
We've seen P. zelicaon on plants from A to Z: anise along roadsides and zinnias in our garden.
Zelicaon on a zinnia...
This Anise Swallowtail is missing part of its wing. A predator missed. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Anise Swallowtail nectaring on zinnia. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Anise Swallowtail about to take flight. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A Streak of Gray
Are you on a winning streak? Or a losing streak? Or somewhere in between?
The Gray Hairstreak butterfly (Strymon melinus) is always on a streak--a gray streak.
Butterfly expert Art Shapiro, distinguished professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis, writes about the Gray Hairstreak on his website, Art's Butterfly World. It's one of the many butterflies in the Central Valley that he's monitored over the past four decades.
It's most common in weedy and disturbed habitats at low elevation, Shapiro says, adding that it's "territorial and a hilltopper in suitable terrain, but does very well in towns and cities in the Central Valley. It is multiple-brooded and has a very long flight season, at sea level from February to November, but rarely seen before June in the mountains where it does not appear able to overwinter."
"Its most frequent hosts in our area are mallows, including the weedy species of Malva; legumes, including Spanish Lotus (Lotus purshianus), bird's-boot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus), white clover (Trifolium repens) in lawns, alfalfa (Medicago sativa) and many others;and turkey mullein (Eremocarpus or Croton setigerus, Euphorbiaceae)."
We recently spotted the Gray Hairstreak grabbing some nectar on our guara (Guara lindheimer). Its distinctive orange spot matched perfectly the color of the nearby Mexican sunflower (Tithonia).
Those of us joining naturalist Steve Daubert's butterfly talk and tour at the UC Davis Arboretum last September also spotted a Gray Hairstreak. The good news is that he's giving another "Butterfly Ecology Talk and Walk," sponsored by the UC Davis Arboretum, on Sunday, Sept. 14. It's free and open to the public. Participants will gather at 11 a.m. by the trellis at the California Native Plant GATEway Garden (newly-constructed garden at the Arboretum's east end, just behind the Davis Commons Shopping Center). (See the Arboretum calendar for more information and a map.)
"Last year at the Arboretum Butterfly Walk and Talk we talked about the co-evolution of the butterflies with the flowering plants, starting in the Middle Cretaceous," Daubert told us in an email. "This year we will set the scene farther back into the Mesozoic Era and talk about the origin of the advanced insect orders, including the Lepidoptera (the holometabolous insects). We will also talk about blue colors in the animals. And we will talk about butterfly gardening for folks here in the valley. We will be looking to see members of the five butterfly families commonly found in Davis."
Daubert is a molecular scientist in the UC Davis Department of Plant Pathology. In addition to writing scientific technical text, he writes short stories, illustrated with his own photographs. He blogs at threadsintheweb.com.
Gray Hairsteak, Strymon melinus, nectaring guara. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bottoms up! Gray Hairstreak sipping nectar from guara. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Luck of a Lady in White
There's something about the cabbage white butterfly (Pieris rapae) that makes folks foam at the mouth.
That's because butterfly expert Arthur Shapiro, distinguished professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis, offers a pitcher of beer for the first butterfly of the year that's brought into the department from the three-county area of Sacramento, Yolo and Sacramento.
The contest is all part of Shapiro's 43-year study of climate and butterfly seasonality. He monitors the many species of Central California butterflies and posts the information on his website, Art's Butterfly World.
The cabbage white "is typically one of the first butterflies to emerge in late winter," he says. Since 1972--the year he launched the "beer-for-for-a-butterfly" contest--the first flight has varied from Jan. 1 to Feb. 22, averaging about Jan. 20.
The good professor almost always wins his own beer-for-a-butterfly contest because he knows where to look.
This year Shapiro netted his prize winner at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14 in West Sacramento, Yolo County. He collected the male on the south slope of the railroad tracks where "I've caught at least half of the first-flight cabbage whites." The temperature hovered at 62 degrees, but soon rose to 70 degrees.
He caught it in mid-air with a self-described "ballet leap."
Contest over. All done. However, for months afterwards, would-be contestants, aka beer lovers, find a cabbage white and ask "Did I win?" Well, no...
Last weekend I followed a stunningly beautiful cabbage white in our bee garden as it nectared catmint. Usually these butterflies move so fast there's no chance of capturing them in mid-flight, but this one seemed to cooperate.
Pieris rapae! Pieris rapae! Pieris rapae! I almost executed a ballet leap. Hey, Art, did I win?
(Editor's Note: Read about the cabbageworm larvae on the UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management site.)
Cabbage white butterfly in mid-flight. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Cabbage white nectaring on catmint. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
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Advent is a season of preparation for the birth of the Lord. Just as the Israelites awaited the birth of the Messiah for generations upon generations, so we await the coming of our king – Jesus. Many Israelites waited to see the day of salvation when the Anointed One would be crowned king and save the nation from captivity, a wordly salvation. But, the day never arrived during their earthly life, because Christ brought a spiritual kingdom. We, on the other hand, have been blessed to live in this Kingdom of God – the age of the Church. So, our anticipation of salvation must be re-lived every year as a commemoration of Christ becoming man. But, we too can be caught up in believing that our salvation is of an earthly form.
Think of a mall or large store in the weeks of Advent, decorated with Christmas decorations since Halloween, crowded with many people searching for presents for friends and family. They may be shopping for items for the office "holiday party" or for something to decorate their homes with. Unfortunately, this really has nothing to do with Advent, as the church understands it. Our culture has inculcated in us a desire to give and receive objects, to celebrate with eggnog and by putting up Santa in our yards. While these things are not bad in and of themselves, they certainly can serve as a distraction for us.
I recently heard that "this season is about loved ones and celebrations". While spending time with friends and family is a good thing, for Catholics the season of Advent is not all about celebrating. More than celebrations, Advent is an opportunity to make the spiritual preparation for God-becoming-man a sacred opportunity to grow in faith, hope, and love. We need to stop, which is difficult enough in our busyness, and reflect on the fact that the supreme being, the omnipotent One, the Alpha and Omega, the Lion of Judah, the Morningstar, the Messiah, King, and our Lord and Savior – GOD – humbled Himself to take on our fallen nature in order that we might be raised up with him to the heavenly heights of the divine.
Instead we settle for mistletoe, stockings, and Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer.
I would like to propose some practical ways in which we might turn this season into one of hopeful preparation and penance. But first, we must remember that while the Advent season is a penitential one, it isn't quite as somber as Lent, because of the Joy that accompanies the expectation of Christ's birth.
Suggestion #1 – Pray throughout the season. Simple and common sense for a Christian, it is also the most important part of making the season truly sacred. Without this prayerful connection to God, we cannot expect the season to be a spiritual success. Advent traditional prayer activities include the Advent wreath, Jesse Tree, and Posadas. You can also use an Advent devotional to help as a daily prayer guide. Of course the Eucharist and the Mass should be the center of any prayer life.
Suggestion #2 – Give your self as a gift to the less fortunate. There are ample opportunities to serve those less fortunate than ourselves. Spend an afternoon at a shelter or food bank. Help build a Habitat for Humanity house. Buy a gift for a needy child or family using the giving tree. Help St. Vincent de Paul distribute food and gifts to families in need. Visit the elderly or sick in a nursing home or hospital. These are the kind of gifts that require true sacrifice, but also have an eternal reward.
Suggestion #3 – Try to spread the real meaning of the season. This suggestion might be the most difficult for some. This means we don't go overboard with Christmas until Advent is over. You might try some simple suggestions to help anticipate Christmas.
- If you have a manger scene at home, don't put Jesus into it until the morning of Christmas. We have started a tradition of having the three wise men wander throughout our house until Epiphany. The children look forward to "finding" where the three statues.
- Progressively decorate. Remember that our Christmas lights and decorations are a symbol of the "light of the world" – Jesus – coming into the darkness. He isn't here until Christmas, so try to postpone the lights until then.
- Allow yourself to slow down. Try not to rush through Advent in order to "get to the good stuff" of Christmas.
- Donate money to your local charity in the name of a loved one. Give this as a gift instead of another item from the store.
"Lord, now you let your servant go in peace; your word has been fulfilled: My own eyes have seen the salvation which you have prepared in the sight of every people. A light to reveal you to the nations, and the glory of your people Israel." – Luke 2: 29-32


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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- A congressmen who has served his district for two decades is taking a farewell tour, thanking his constituents.
Maurice Hinchey was first elected to Congress in 1992 and in January he will be leaving public service. Hinchey's first stop was in Binghamton Monday morning. He talked to the citizens who put him in office, as well as city leaders he worked with for the past 20 years.
Hinchey reflected on his achievements and showed his gratitude. "Proud to call you my friends and proud of what we have accomplished together," Hinchey said. "That's what we have done. We accomplished them together, and I thank you very much for all of that."
Hinchey's farewell tour will also take him to the Hudson Valley parts of his district before his term ends.
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News about Asian-Americans, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 25, 2014
Op-Ed article by political theorist Yascha Mounk examines evidence that Harvard University engages in so-called racial balancing, effectively limiting the number of Asian-Americans who are accepted despite that group's superior performance on standardized tests; argues key issues are the perception that Asians lack individuality, and an unacknowledged aversion to whites becoming a minority at the school; calls for more transparent system so that intangible admission criteria cannot be used to discriminate against Asian-American applicants. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Vera Institute of Justice study of 222,542 resolved Manhattan prosecutions finds race was a significant factor in setting bail, negotiating plea deals and sentencing; reports black and Hispanic defendants are more likely to be held in jail before trial and more likely to be offered plea bargains that include prison sentence than whites and Asians charged with same crimes. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Off Broadway musical Here Lies Love, along with several upcoming revivals, features high number of Asian-Americans in leading roles that have traditionally gone to non-Asians; more plays and musicals are also telling stories from Asian viewpoints, breaking stereotypes and achieving long-held goal of Asian-American artists. MORE
May. 5, 2014
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column cites New York City study that has found poverty rate in Queens rose by 6 percentage points from 2008 to 2012, highest increase of any borough; notes much of that jump was related to struggles of Asian New Yorkers, half of whom live in the borough. MORE
Jan. 31, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blaso is said to be considering making Lunar New Year a citywide holiday, something parents in Chinatown and parts of Queens have encouraged for years; hundreds if not thousands of New York City school absentees are expected as children and grandchildren of immigrants, and others intent on keeping their traditions very much alive, gather, exchange gifts, and party in celebration of the holiday. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
Elder care issues in the United States are playing out with particular resonance for many Asian-Americans struggling to abide by a strong code under which they are commonly expected to care for their parents at home; few institutions are prepared to help such families because of language barriers and lack of cross-cultural training, underscoring the need for culturally competent elder care services for Asian-Americans. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Tide of Asian immigrants is sweeping America, upending voting blocks, reconfiguring neighborhoods and re-framing meaning of traditional family values. MORE
Nov. 22, 2013
Mike Hale Critic's Notebook holds that role played by Maggie Q on CW series Nikita and Lucy Liu's turn as Joan Watson on CBS series Elementary are rarities in that they are interesting and complex female leads being played by Asian-American actresses; says that most Asian actresses still end up playing characters shaped to reflect longstanding stereotypes about Asians. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column holds that Christopher Chen documentary film Linsanity, about Chinese basketball player Jeremy Lin, is as much about an Asian-American Christian as it is an about Asian-American sports star. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Chemult Journal; mostly Asian-American, freelance army of mushroom pickers are drawn to Chemult, Ore, each fall to hunt down matsutake mushrooms, which no longer fetch high prices they once did. MORE
Jul. 3, 2013
South Asians in Queens will for first time find ballots translated into Bengali when they go to polls with other New Yorkers for Sept 10 primary; language is first new one to be introduced at New York City polling booths in more than a decade. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
Much of current immigration debate in Congress has focused on Hispanics, and California has for decades been viewed as focal point of that migration; still, population growth of Asians in California has outpaced that of Hispanics in last 10 years, and Asian immigrants have become a dominant cultural force in places that were once largely white or Hispanic. MORE
Apr. 18, 2013
Profile of Danielle Chang, founder of LuckyRice, popular New York Asian food festival that has spread to four other cities. MORE
Mar. 17, 2013
Photographs of Corky Lee, renowned chronicler of Asian-American life, are on view in exhibit Asian Roots/American Soil at Stony Brook University (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
Indian-American lawyer Ro Khanna is considering a primary challenge against Japanese-American Michael M Honda in California's 17th Congressional District, first in United States to have a majority of Asian-Americans; challenge has already set off intense maneuvering in district, and highlights potential emerging rivalries among different Asian groups. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Profile of Larry Kwong, first hockey player of Chinese descent to appear in NHL game when he joined New York Rangers in 1948; Kwong played only one shift in one game that season before returning to his native Canada, where he became a star player. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Police arrest Jason Commisso in connection with string of brutal robbery attacks on Asians in East Harlem. MORE
Jan. 9, 2013
Members of new class of affluent Asian-Americans are making their mark on philanthropy in the United States; they are donating large sums to groups focused on their own diasporas or their homelands, and also to prestigious universities, museums, concert halls and hospitals. MORE
Dec. 20, 2012
Op-Ed article by sociology Prof Carolyn Chen warns that elite colleges have implicit quotas for Asian-American students, and that such quotas have psychological consequences for all students; contends that setting quotas for high-achieving Asian-Americans sends message to all students that hard work and good grades are fool's errand. MORE
Dec. 18, 2012
First Lt Daniel L Schwartz, only officer to be implicated in the death of Pvt Danny Chen, Chinese-American soldier from New York City who killed himself while on a military base in Afghanistan, has made a deal with prosecutors; Schwartz will avoid trial but will be dismissed from the military. MORE
Nov. 9, 2012
David Brooks Op-Ed column contends presidential election has shown that Republicans' message equating more government with less work does not resonate with many voters, particularly Asian-American and Hispanic voters; suggests Republicans focus on adjusting their economic values to appeal to such groups, who in many ways share Republican value of hard work and entrepreneurship. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
Asian-Americans, fasting-growing ethnic group in country, are tangled up in race-conscious college admissions in complicated ways; some see themselves as victims of affirmative action while others feel they benefit from it. MORE
Oct. 27, 2012
Asian students continue to succeed in the grueling admissions test for New York City's elite public high schools; many Asian-American students and their parents point to family motivation as a factor, but others say the test discriminates against some minorities and have begun calling for an end to the policy of using the test as the sole basis of admission to the schools. MORE
Oct. 19, 2012
Eleven states with surging Asian populations are being compelled by federal law to print ballots in languages other than English, allowing immigrants with limited English skills to participate more effectively in elections; process has been hobbled by reluctant election departments and translation gaffes that have misinformed or deterred voters. MORE
Aug. 1, 2012
Military jury, which earlier found Army Sgt Adam M Holcomb guilty of two counts of maltreatment and one count of assault against Pvt Danny Chen, recommends that Holcomb be sentenced to 30 days in prison, reduced one rank, to specialist, and fined $1,181.55; supporters of Chen's family, who reacted with disappointment when Holcomb was acquitted on more serious charges, call sentencing too lenient. MORE
Jul. 31, 2012
Military jury finds Sgt Adam M Holcomb not guilty of negligent homicide, reckless endangerment, communicating a threat and hazing in death of Pvt Danny Chen, who killed himself in 2011 while deployed in Afghanistan; Holcomb was convicted on two counts of maltreatment and one count of assault. MORE
Jul. 27, 2012
Pfc Degan Berhe testifies at the court-martial of Sgt Adam M Holcomb, one of eight solders facing charges in connection with the suicide of Pvt Danny Chen in Afghanistan; says that days before his death, Chen said he was thinking of killing himself over harassment from superiors; prosecutors contend that Holcomb subjected Chen to racist comments and hazing, leading to his suicide. MORE
Jul. 25, 2012
First court-martial in the death of Private Danny Chen, a Chinese-American soldier from Lower Manhattan who committed suicide while serving in Afghanistan, opens; prosecution argues that repeated abuse by a fellow soldier, including racial taunts, drove Chen to suicide; defense for Sgt Adam M Holcomb, one of eight soldiers implicated in the death, say Pvt Chen was distraught over his poor performance in the military. MORE
Jun. 28, 2012
Assemblywoman Grace Meng is likely to be New York City's first Asian-American in Congress after resounding victory to become the Democratic nominee to represent a House district that includes portions of central and eastern Queens. MORE
Jun. 23, 2012
Op-Ed article by author and legal expert Frank H Wu examines the legacy of discrimination against Asian-Americans, recalling the murder of Chinese-American Vincent Chin in 1982; contends that racism persists in the form of the 'model minority' myth, which regards Asian-Americans as overachieving nerds. MORE
Jun. 19, 2012
Pew Research Center releases study showing that Asians have surpassed Hispanics as the largest wave of new immigrants to the United States, pushing the population of Asian descent to a record 18.2 million and helping to make Asians the fastest-growing racial group in the country. MORE
Jun. 16, 2012
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column on married couple Helen K. Kim and Noah S. Leavitt, who have both a personal and scholarly interest in intermarriage between Asian-Americans and American Jews; couple has published a major research paper on the subject. MORE
Apr. 20, 2012
Great Wall supermarket in Northern Virginia, one of many businesses that have opened to cater to the Asian population, is being sued by the state for illegally selling wildlife; case, which is scheduled to go to trial in June, puts culinary traditions of Asian immigrants into conflict with state laws, illustrating what some see as a cultural fault line in a changing population. MORE
Apr. 1, 2012
Interracial marriage rates are at an all-time high in the United States, but Asian-Americans are bucking that trend, increasingly choosing their soul mates from among their own expanding racial group. MORE
Mar. 14, 2012
New York City Campaign Finance Board director Daniel Cho, concerned about the dampening effect that fund-raising scandal involving Comptroller John C Liu could have on Asian-American voters, leads workshop on the dos and don'ts of campaign finance; session is held at the request of the Asian American Civic Alliance, a coalition of community groups formed after Liu's woes came to light. MORE
Mar. 2, 2012
Smoking rate in New York City's Asian population has remained steady since 2002, most notably among men, despite decreases in the habit among almost every other demographic; city is stepping up its efforts to target Asian smokers with its annual anti-smoking ad campaign, but to date, city's policies and programs have been unable to penetrate persistent cultural norms. MORE
Feb. 27, 2012
Thriving Asian-American basketball leagues have existed for years, long before New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin surged to stardom; league members see Lin's success as an eye-opener rather than a novelty, bringing nation's belated attention to their love of the sport. MORE
Feb. 17, 2012
Author Gish Jen Op-Ed article suggests that by watching New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin, Americans may come to better appreciate how complex Asian culture is, and how poised it is to enrich the country in yet more surprising ways. MORE
Feb. 16, 2012
Many Asian-American basketball fans in New York cannot watch Jeremy Lin, rising star of the New York Knicks, on television because their games have been blacked out in cable dispute between Time Warner and MSG Network; network executives invite residents of a Chinatown neighborhood to a party to watch the game and explain their side of the dispute. MORE
Feb. 16, 2012
Military investigators recommend that Army officer First Lt Daniel J Schwartz and infantryman Sgt Travis F Carden both be court-martialed in the death of Pvt Danny Chen, a Chinese-American soldier from New York City who apparently killed himself in Afghanistan after being hazed and racially harassed; men are among eight soldiers charged with an array of crimes in connection with the death of Chen, whose body was found in a guard tower on an American military base in southern Afghanistan. MORE
Feb. 13, 2012
Meteoric success of New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin, a committed Christian, has inspired a number of pastors to include his story in their services; trend is especially strong in Asian-American congregations in New York City. MORE
Feb. 12, 2012
Box Seats column notes that the sudden ascent of New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin has special meaning to Asian-American Christians. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Asian-American New Yorkers, some of them newly minted basketball fans, congregate at a Manhattan sports bar to cheer on New York Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin, one of the few Asian-Americans in NBA history who has come seemingly out of nowhere to champion a Knicks win streak. MORE
Jan. 24, 2012
Military investigator recommends dropping involuntary manslaughter charge against Specialist Ryan Offutt in death of Pvt Danny Chen, Chinese-American soldier who committed suicide in Afghanistan after brutal hazing by members of his unit; Offutt, one of eight soldiers charged with crimes in connection with Chen's death, still faces other charges, including negligent homicide and assault. MORE
Dec. 22, 2011
American military says it has charged eight soldiers in connection with death of Army Private Danny Chen in Afghanistan; the array of charges suggest that military prosecutors believe that the soldiers' relentless hazing drove Chen to commit suicide; Chen's relatives and friends welcome the charges, as do Asian-American advocacy groups who have pressed for a transparent investigation into the death and improved treatment of Asians in the armed forces. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Unresolved questions surrounding the suspicious death of Chinese-American Pvt Danny Chen in Afghanistan threaten to harm attitudes toward the military in the Asian-American community; Chen's parents and their supports share the suspicion that they will never learn the truth about his death, underscoring the uneasy relationship between Asian-Americans and the military that has persisted for decades. MORE
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Cemetery Plan Clashes With Neighbors' Culture
Much opposition comes from Chinese and Indian immigrants whose cultural taboos have led them to balk at a proposed 100,000-plot cemetery.
December 9, 2014, Tuesday
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Asian-American Admissions at Harvard
Readers including the writer Gish Jen, an alumna, respond to an Op-Ed article.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
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Is Harvard Unfair to Asian-Americans?
In a true meritocracy, whites would be a minority of the student body. That worries some people.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON ASIAN-AMERICANS AND: Colleges and Universities , Admissions Standards , Asian-Americans , Discrimination , Affirmative Action , Race and Ethnicity , Jews and Judaism , Harvard University
Vintage Americana and Spicy Chicken
Until 1898, when Queens and the other boroughs were consolidated to create the modern New York City, Flushing was an independent town with its own magistrates.
November 16, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON ASIAN-AMERICANS AND: Flushing (Queens, NY) , Historic Buildings and Sites , Asian-Americans , Landmarks Preservation Commission
Downtown Flushing: Where Asian Cultures Thrive
Downtown Flushing is known for its restaurants, bakeries and Asian specialty stores, along with its easy transportation into Manhattan.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
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Minority Report
A journalist examines Asian-American manhood and the cultural stereotypes that shaped his coming-of-age.
September 7, 2014, Sunday
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Bill O'Reilly and White Privilege
We can't expect equality of outcome while at the same time acknowledging inequality of environments.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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Eight hip-hop dance crews competed in the McDonald's B-Boy Royale on Saturday, most of them comprising Asian-American performers.
August 18, 2014, Monday
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Protests by Immigrants Against a Shelter in Queens
Two Chinese members of the New York City Council urge Chinese immigrants to show compassion toward the homeless.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
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Study Finds Racial Disparity in Criminal Prosecutions
A study that examined 222,542 cases in Manhattan found that race was a significant factor in setting bail, negotiating plea deals and sentencing.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
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Off Color Comedy: Kristina Wong
The performance artist Kristina Wong says that marrying herself and stalking the basketball star Jeremy Lin offer opportunities to entertain as well as to question stereotypes about race and gender.
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Mushroom buyers and pickers converge each fall on Chemult, Ore.
The Caretaker
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I feel bad for Orlando. Kerr is trying to play like she's innocent but you can tell by the pics that Bieber got pretty close to her. Bloom did the right thing by leaving her because either way he can't trust her. But as we've learned through previous women they'll become forgotten while guys like Orlando will continue to pick up the cream of the crop. Unless she wasnt happy then equal opportunity.
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Last spring, during Easter dinner, my aunt leaned across the table and asked: "Chris, have you read this 'Fifty Shades of Grey?'" I said I had not but I had heard about it and, changing the subject, had she read —
"What's 'Fifty Shades of Grey'?" my mother asked. And so my aunt promptly explained the plot.
I laughed, though none of it was intended to be funny. Then I realized there was a pressing magazine article I had to read in the next room and quietly excused myself while my aunt explained rough sex and bondage.
I thought about this again recently. In the terrific new coffee-table book "The Book of Mormon: Testament of a Broadway Musical," Nikki M. James, who won a Tony for playing sweet African villager Nabulungi, says that during the first Broadway preview, when they came to the song whose title is a naughty curse on God," she remembers hearing the audience talking loudly. Then a lot of nervous laughter. The book — a thoughtful oral history mingled with production notes and backstage photos, an annotated script and a transcript of an interview with co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker on "The Daily Show" — returns to discomfort occasionally (though less often than you might expect).
Actor Rory O'Malley says: "I thought the ushers would have a standard routine of what to do when 50 audience members get up and leave." Even journalist Mark Harris, introducing the script, recalls sitting in the audience and, five minutes into the show, "the jaw of the woman sitting to my left dropped … her face remained thus frozen for the rest of the show."
What's interesting about these remarks — and what I heard from theatergoers last week in the lobby and on the sidewalk in front of the Bank of America Theatre here, during previews for "Mormon's" Midwest debut — is that the people commenting are not really shocked themselves. It's more like, they're embarrassed for others.
Specifically, during intermission, I heard a number of variations on: Thank God my parents are not here.
Granted, I was there to ask theatergoers if their parents were there. But the way many recoiled in horror at the thought of sitting through "Book of Mormon" flanked by their moms and dads was positively primordial: "Oh God! No, no! I could never! And would never," one man said when I asked if he would bring his mom. Why experience squirm-inducing theater with queasy parents when "A Christmas Carol" is so much easier?
Melissa Garson, 51, attending with her 21-year old son, said they loved the show and had no problem sitting next to each other, that they have a healthy and open relationship. "We like to call each other (expletives)," she said cheerfully, then added: "But not in a million years would I be able to watch this with my mother."
Going into the Chicago run of "The Book of Mormon," a frequent (and silly) refrain from those who had seen the New York production was: But would it play in the Midwest? Instead, what they should have asked was:
But can I bring my mom?
Or conversely, as a parent, do I really want to squirm next to my kid?
A couple of hours before the first Chicago show, Robert Lopez, who co-created "The Book of Mormon" with Parker and Stone (and wrote the delightfully randy "Avenue Q," as well as the delightfully innocent songs for last year's "Winnie the Pooh" movie), told me it was never an intention to make anyone uneasy "or bum people out."
I said that's obvious.
But he said if discomfort is what the songs bring up, that's valid. When the show opened in New York, he said, he was worried the play would be pulled out of its context, but that never really happened. He said: "There were definitely times during the workshop when we felt like we had crossed certain lines, but it was because the material wasn't coming together. The way the switch to Africa was coming across, it felt like, 'And now, we're in Africa and Africa means black people.' It felt like we were headed for a misstep right away that got us off on the wrong foot." In other words, if the scenes were thin, the unease would be warranted. "But at some point, when we got to Africa, we harked back to the articles you may or may not have read about Africa and the conditions and the atrocities and (stories of) people just trying to exist — by which point I felt like, you can have characters singing '(Expletive) you' to God. They've earned that right."
Sure, let it be uncomfortable.
Nevertheless, regardless of justification or taste or even the material itself, there's an almost hot, physical discomfort that is squeezed out and impossible to ignore if parents are present. I saw "The Book of Mormon" twice in New York. The first time, during the preview period, there were gasps. The second time, earlier this fall, I sat beside a family: The parents were hunched forward and laughing with tears in their eyes. Their teenage son and daughter appeared as though they wanted to curl into balls and vanish. I felt for them. This is not a Midwest piety. This is a related-by-blood-so-we're-easily-embarrassed piety.
Earlier last week, at a matinee of the Lookingglass Theatre's "Metamorphoses," I spotted a couple with their son. There must be nothing worse than sitting next to your 13-year-old son during a live show with nudity and incest. On the other hand, being asked about it later by a newspaper reporter while your son stands there — that has to be a close second.
"We called ahead and the box office said 'incest and nudity,'" said Therese Porter, the mom.
So you weren't uncomfortable next to your son, a few feet from an actor wearing nothing but angel wings?


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