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How Filipino Nurses Mended America's Medical System

Since the early 20th century, the U.S. has relied on Filipino nurses to mend staffing gaps in America’s patchwork healthcare system.

Breaking the 'Curse' of the Tulsa Race Massacre

100 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre, Viola Fletcher's family still grapples with the trauma and economic devastation of the rampage.

Journalists Reflect on Covering Stories About Their Communities

After an intense year of reporting on the struggles endured by people who share their identities, TIME staffers reflect on the lessons they will carry forward.

11 Asian American History Moments You Should Know

Much of Asian American history remains unknown to many Americans—including Asian Americans themselves.

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How History Puts Asian Women in America at Risk

From immigration laws to pop culture stereotypes, intertwined racism and misogyny has left Asian American women particularly vulnerable.

The True Story Behind the Movie "Concrete Cowboy"

The Black cowboys of this urban Western aren’t a creation of the film—they’re based on a real community with a long history in Philadelphia.

A Reading List to Celebrate Asian Authors

See a curated reading list from members of TIME's Asian community that celebrates Asian authors

The Best Ways to Keep the Winter Blues Away

As the days grow shorter and colder, you may get a mean case of the winter blues. Experts share ways you can combat seasonal depression.

11 Tools to Make the Most of a Small Kitchen

In the midst of the pandemic, people are cooking more than ever. Here's a list of tools to make the most of your small kitchen.

Aurora James: 'We Need to Support Black-Owned Businesses. Period.'

Aurora James on the 15 Percent Pledge and why major corporations supporting Black-owned businesses is key to uplifting Black Americans.

Angie Thomas on How Books Transform Future Generations

The 'power of books' surpasses the current social upheaval, author Angie Thomas says

Tony Elumelu: It's Time to Invest in Africa

“Africa is a land of opportunity. Challenges exist, but we also have a huge return on investment,” Tony Elumelu said

Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Alicia Garza Says Joe Biden Is ‘Far Away’ From Changes Democratic Voters Want

Garza said during a TIME100 Talk that Biden's campaign needs a “full orientation shift”