Taylor Weik

“We don’t want to be seeing people on vacation when we’re trying to pull our lives back together.”

Young people in the Pacific can’t close their eyes to climate change.

In 1989, five Southeast Asian children were killed in a California schoolyard.

“I know that the camps aren’t talked about as much as they should be and it’s important they should be remembered.”

“My parents only see therapy as something to go to if there’s something deeply wrong with yourself.”

Visits and home prices have skyrocketed over the past year.

“Nobody in here knows how to knock!”

Asian-American small businesses have had a particularly rough time.

Nineteen-year-old Sydney Takeda's grandparents were among the 110,000 people held in isolated "relocation centers."