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Ti-Hua Chang

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  • Freelance Multimedia Journalist, Newsday
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As seen in: Newsday, Salon, WNYW-TV (New York, NY), NewsBreak, BillMoyers.com, TYT, The Real News, ASAM News, DCReport
Investigative Reporter. Peabody, Murrow, Emmy,@AAJA, NABJ, NY Press Club awards. Tips to tchang4@gmail.com or DM for Signal. Base News on Facts&Science. he/him

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Attorney Hillary Nakano carries with her tradition of no-no boy

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By Ti-Hua Chang Verified
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(This story is made possible by the Henri and Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation in support of stories about the next generation of Japanese American leaders) By Ti-Hua Chang Attorney Hillary Nakano says activism is her family’s tradition. It began, says the Oakland, California litigator; when her grandfather, George Nakano, was a WWII “no-no boy.” He refused to answer misleading loyalty questions while his family was unjustly incarcerated in an incarceration camp.
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How 2 tragedies forged a Japanese American newsroom leader

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By Ti-Hua Chang (This story is part of AsAmNews’ NextGen series of up and coming Japanese American leaders. It is made possible by a grant from the Henri and Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation) For Lindsey Nakano, producer for KGO-TV’s five o’clock News, two tragic San Francisco events left indelible impressions on this broadcast journalist, who is described by those who know her as a caring and talented news producer.
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Harris biggest supporters process her defeat as she concedes – AsAmNews

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By Ti-Hua Chang As thousands of Kamala Harris’ supporters packed The Yard at Howard University on Wednesday, the mood was somber and subdued. You could see women hugging each other. There were few smiles and few Harris Walz signs. There were a lot of women shaking their heads and one heard words like, “I’m grieving.
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