Akemi Tamanaha is an Associate Editor at AsAmNews. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, exploring the intersections of identity and community within contemporary contexts. Akemi's work has also been featured in MSN.
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Akemi Tamanaha's coverage is diverse, spanning from local tragedies to entertainment and sports news. She may be interested in pitches related to local events or issues affecting the Asian American community in California and San Francisco.
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With a notable focus on crime, sports, and entertainment news concerning the Asian American community, Akemi might appreciate story ideas that provide unique angles or untold narratives within these areas of interest. Additionally, she could also show interest in stories concerning government & politics as well as activism within the mentioned geographic area.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel returned to New York City's Chinatown on Saturday, just weeks after a raid in October sparked outrage in the Asian American community.
By: Meta Time, Akemi Tamanaha
Asian American advocates are concerned that Mohan Karki, a Nepali-Bhutanese refugee and new father, will get deported before his scheduled court appearance.
A federal judge issued a ruling that may have thwarted an attempt to deport Bhutanese refugee Mohan Karki before his scheduled court date.
Fei and his son, Yuanxin, were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and then allegedly separated after being taken into custody.
The family of Alee Vang says they are concerned their father is not receiving proper medical care while in ICE custody.
by Akemi Tamanaha, Associate Editor A recent report from Stop AAPI Hate is shedding light on the fears and experiences of international students in the U.S., amidst growing hostility from the Trump administration.
Asian American advocates are pushing back after the New York Gaming Commission announced it would issue a casino license to a casino and luxury hotel project next to Flushing, Queens.
In the Bay Area, senior living facilities are helping Japanese American seniors carry out beloved New Years traditions.
Thousands of Asian Americans attended "No Kings" rallies throughout the country.
Former Health Secretary Xavier Becerra brought his campaign for California governor to San Francisco’s Chinatown on Tuesday, May 26.
