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Chinese New Year 2020: Year of the Rat

Chinese New Year 2020: Year of the Rat

Multicultural & Diversity dates that are culturally relevant. From month long celebrations such as Black History Month (February), Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 -October 15), National American Indian Heritage Month (November) and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (May) to more specific observances such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday (January 21) or the Lunar New Year (February 5), the 2020 multicultural & diversity calendar is incredibly diverse.

Marketing to Filipinos

Marketing to Filipinos

The Filipino market is one of the key Asian American multicultural segments. Whether marketing to Filipinos using English or Tagalog, in key states such as California, the Filipino audience is important.

5 Things You Should Know About Chinese New Year

5 Things You Should Know About Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is celebrated by more than 20% of the world. It’s the most important holiday in China and to Chinese people all over. Here are 5 interesting facts that you probably didn’t know about Chinese New Year.

Report: How Asian Americans consume media

Report: How Asian Americans consume media

These days, most U.S. immigrants are not coming from Mexico, as is the popular perception, but from China and India. These changing immigration patterns are leading advertisers to take a second look at the Asian American market, which is the fastest growing consumer segment in the country.

Asian-Americans and the Internet

Asian-Americans and the Internet

Fully 75% of English-speaking Asian-American adults have used the Internet. Numbering well over 5 million, these Asian-American Internet users are also the Net’s most active users. By comparison, 58% of white adults, 43% of African-Americans, and 50% of English-speaking Hispanics are online.

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How Minority-Owned Businesses Can Drive the COVID-19 Recovery

How Minority-Owned Businesses Can Drive the COVID-19 Recovery

Black and Hispanic business owners can also take advantage of resources and networking opportunities through national organizations like SCORE, the Small Business Administration, and Small Business Development Centers.

While the past year has been challenging for Black and Hispanic business owners in the U.S., there has never been a better time to be a minority business owner