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Next weekend the Tibetan Association of Washington (TAW) is hosting their 23rd annual Tibet Fest 2018 as part of the Seattle Center's Festal series. For a community of just a few hundreds, this event is no easy task and more importantly, it is in part about the survival of a whole culture. Read on to learn more about this event before you go!
Tibet Fest 2018: Preserving An Endangered Culture and Celebrating A Community | Ethnic Seattle
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by Sumyat Thu August 17, 2018 It’s no small feat for the Pacific Northwest Tibetan American community to put together a weekend-long event like Tibet Fest. Compared to other ... Read MoreWe're constantly fed new information and guidelines on our diet and nutrition. Sometimes, these instructions go against our ethnic traditions and culture around food. Do we have to give up one for the other? What does it mean for an Asian American to be told to eat less rice & noodles? What do we do at family gatherings when our dear grandmas love us through food?
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By Carolyn Koh August 2, 2018 I had to re-examined my diet recently because, apparently, Asians are disproportionately likely to develop diabetes and my (Asian) doctor has spoken to me ... Read MoreIs your #poke bowl topped with the aloha spirit...or with a mound of cultural appropriation? The poke craze might be slowing down here but this article shows that it's far from over. When an ethnic cuisine gets the attention it deserves, the danger of appropriation is always near.
A Chicago Poke Chain Is Suing Hawaiians Over The Use of "Aloha"
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The Chicago fast-casual chain Aloha Poke Co. is under fire for forcing Native Hawaiians to stop using the word "Aloha."Profiles
Comadre Panadería: finding the right recipe for wholesome food and community
Bao Nguyen May 29, 2018
Following the advice of a friend whose palate is infinitely superior to mine, I visited a pop-up called Comadre Panadería. This one was hosted inside …
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