Category: Editorial
From Irpin to Milwaukee: The price we still pay after six months of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
As recent as August 17, just seven days short of six months after Putin’s unprovoked...
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Escaping from Russian Terror: A reminder that war in Ukraine is not over as families seek safety in Milwaukee
For my assignment as a war correspondent in Ukraine I had the privilege to work with Yaroslav, who...
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Why the Sikh Temple massacre remains an inconvenient example of Milwaukee’s caring and complicity
For my parents generation, I remember the TV news would always ask people where they were when...
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Remembering Abe: Once in Yamaguchi when I awkwardly shook hands with Japan’s future Prime Minister
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was fatally shot on July 8 as he delivered a campaign...
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What we are taught to be ashamed of: A tale of two grandmothers and our ethnic identity in America
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has forced Americans across the political spectrum to consider...
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Gilligan’s Island: The disturbing themes I noticed while binge watching the classic sitcom during the pandemic
“Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. That started from this...
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