For Asian Americans, their moment in Illinois politics was a ‘long, long time’ coming – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Businessman Randy Jue and others said the current wave of Asian Americans engaged in politics is decades in the making and speaks to the organizing prowess of their community leaders. Recent topics in the news — such as the rise in anti-Asian attacks and 2020 U.S. census figures showing Asians are the fastest-growing racial group in Chicago, Illinois and the country — demonstrate the urgency for more political representation.
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debtsor
3 years ago

More identity politics, more nonsensical policies that go in favor of the D party..

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