The disparity was most pronounced for authors with East Asian and African names; they were on average mentioned or quoted about 15% less in U.S. science media relative to those with Anglo names.

San Francisco is cracking down on the long-standing practice of candidates choosing their own Chinese names to appear on the ballot as a way to appeal to Asian American voters. Traditionally ...

More than 1 in 4 Americans are unable to name a famous Asian American, according to a study released Tuesday. The study, conducted by the nonprofit Asian American Foundation, found that ...

One storyline we’re pursuing is the history of names and how Asian and Pacific Island cultures use names to pass on legacies, as well as create new ones. For a reader response article ...

Since 1999, San Francisco — whose Chinese population is about 21.4 percent of its population as a whole — has required ballots to include the candidates’ English names and their translated ...

At the start of a three-day visit to Moscow on March 20th, China’s president, Xi Jinping, was welcomed by his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, with a feast featuring quail, venison and pavlova.