August 13 – August 14, 2026: I will definitely persevere, no matter the cost, I must seek justice. Not just for myself. Between August 13th and 14th, there were no dramatic turns of events, but there were a few more things worth recording. At the Mayoral Debate, Someone Said Those Words The most important thing […]
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August 11 – August 12 | The City Council has been collectively silent for 15 days, today finally a city councillor admitted a mistake! August 11 (Tuesday) Four updates, all with timestamps. 9:46 AM | Reply from the BC Human Rights Tribunal (BCHRT) The Tribunal replied: As of now, they have not received
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By Anna Kaminski TOPEKA — An anonymous tip accusing a Chinese-American chemist and researcher of espionage spurred the University of Kansas into action, notifying the U.S. Department of Justice and building a case against its own employee, Feng “Franklin” Tao said in a lawsuit. Tao was a tenured chemical engineering professor at KU in 2019
By Brittany Mackins Kerry Lee, the co-artistic director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, remembers when her fourth grade class studied the Civil War. Her teacher asked the class which side their ancestors had fought on, the Union or the Confederacy. While her classmates had answers, Lee realized neither applied to her. As the American-born daughter of
If This Image Is Harmful, Why Is It Still on Your Pages? A Factual Record Concerning Two Sitting City Councillors August 10, 2026 On July 27–28, Richmond City Council unanimously passed a motion condemning an article and its accompanying image, calling for an apology, and referring the matter to the BC Human Rights Tribunal.
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Chinese American leaders in Southern California say allegations of Chinese government influence in U.S. cities should be investigated based on individual conduct. But they warn against casting suspicion on Chinese Americans broadly. “We serve because we’re Americans,” one local official said. Dragon dancers perform during the 118th annual Golden Dragon Parade and Chinese New Year
August 5, 2026 – Speaking in the English-Language World This is my eighth record of this matter. Over the past several days, I have become increasingly convinced of one thing: in circumstances like these, a complete record is itself the most powerful thing. 1. The Ombudsperson’s Reply The most substantive development today came from
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August 4, 2026 – First Councillor Response My Health Better than yesterday. The medication still slows my reactions somewhat, and the dull feeling after I get up remains. But my spirits are clearly improving – not because I am forcing myself to rally, but because they are returning on their own. My outlook is
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August 3, 2026 – BC Day Today is British Columbia Day, a statutory holiday. I should have been resting. Yesterday, I finished organizing everything that needed to be organized. But today I still sat down and wrote a letter to the city councillors, informing them of what has changed over the past several days. They
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August 2 Record Last night, I took the sleep medication prescribed by my doctor. I did not fall asleep until 1:00 a.m., but I slept straight through until after 7:00 – one of the few uninterrupted nights of sleep I have had in recent days. After getting up, I still felt somewhat heavy. The
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