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Cameron

Cameron

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Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Damascus Bakeries Carries a Syrian Family Bread Tradition From Brooklyn to American Grocery Stores
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Damascus Bakeries Carries a Syrian Family Bread Tradition From Brooklyn to American Grocery Stores

Founded in Brooklyn by Syrian immigrant Hassan Halaby in 1930, Damascus Bakeries grew from a neighborhood pita bakery in...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Cafe Ohlone Restores Indigenous Food, Language, and Culture in Berkeley
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Cafe Ohlone Restores Indigenous Food, Language, and Culture in Berkeley

Founded by Ohlone cultural leaders Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino, Cafe Ohlone uses Indigenous food, language, and edu...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Red Boat Fish Sauce Turns Vietnamese Heritage Into a California Family Brand
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Red Boat Fish Sauce Turns Vietnamese Heritage Into a California Family Brand

Vietnamese American entrepreneur Cuong Pham founded Red Boat Fish Sauce after struggling to find the traditional flavors...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Curry Up Now Turned Indian Street Food Into a California Fast-Casual Success Story
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Curry Up Now Turned Indian Street Food Into a California Fast-Casual Success Story

Founded by Indian American entrepreneurs Akash and Rana Kapoor, Curry Up Now grew from a single Bay Area food truck into...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Cielito Lindo Carries a Mexican American Family Legacy Through Los Angeles
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Cielito Lindo Carries a Mexican American Family Legacy Through Los Angeles

Founded by Mexican immigrant and single mother Aurora Guerrero in 1934, Cielito Lindo has served generations of Los Ange...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Rafu Bussan Preserves Japanese American Culture in Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Rafu Bussan Preserves Japanese American Culture in Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo

Rafu Bussan has served Southern California’s Japanese American community for more than 65 years, offering traditional ho...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Sip & Sonder Builds Community Through Coffee, Culture, and Black Entrepreneurship
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Sip & Sonder Builds Community Through Coffee, Culture, and Black Entrepreneurship

Founded by attorneys Amanda-Jane Thomas and Shanita Nicholas, Sip & Sonder grew from an Inglewood coffeehouse into a...

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Eng’s Chinese Restaurant Preserves Nearly a Century of Chinese American History in New York
Minority Owned

Minority-Owned Business Spotlight: Eng’s Chinese Restaurant Preserves Nearly a Century of Chinese American History in New York

Eng’s Chinese Restaurant in Kingston, New York, has served generations of customers since 1927. Now operated by Chinese...

Asian American Parents Ask Supreme Court to Review Alleged Discrimination in Maryland Magnet-School Admissions
Educational Law

Asian American Parents Ask Supreme Court to Review Alleged Discrimination in Maryland Magnet-School Admissions

Asian American parents have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review whether Montgomery County Public Schools used faciall...

Stanley Zhong’s UC Admissions Lawsuit Raises Questions About Alleged Bias Against Asian American Applicants
Educational Law

Stanley Zhong’s UC Admissions Lawsuit Raises Questions About Alleged Bias Against Asian American Applicants

Stanley Zhong, a highly accomplished Asian American software engineer rejected by five University of California campuses...

Texas Tech Professors Sue Over Restrictions on Teaching Race and Gender
Educational Law

Texas Tech Professors Sue Over Restrictions on Teaching Race and Gender

Faculty organizations have sued the Texas Tech University System over policies restricting how professors teach race, ge...

The U.S. Economy Is Still Growing, but Inflation, Slower Hiring, and High Living Costs Are Testing Its Resilience
Economics

The U.S. Economy Is Still Growing, but Inflation, Slower Hiring, and High Living Costs Are Testing Its Resilience

Economic reporting published on July 19 and July 20 shows that the U.S. economy remains resilient, supported by business...


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