Crazy Maybe-Not-So-Rich Asians

Op Ed By Haney Hong

Kudos to Adele Lim for knowing when to ignore her Asian upbringing and stand up for herself -- and fellow Asians.

OpinionSDCTASeptember 12, 2019Current Events Comment

Andrew Yang is Beating the Odds – Feels like Déjà vu

Op Ed By Haney Hong

Now that Andrew Yang has made the cut for the third Democratic debate, those media commentators who are so quick to dismiss him need to remember the last race for president -- and the lessons it taught us.

OpinionSDCTASeptember 9, 2019Politics, Andrew Yang, PresComment

What will we celebrate on Labor Day in 2050?

Op Ed By Haney Hong

I, for one, hope we will have figured out by then the role of human labor vis-à-vis machines and avoid the dystopia of science fiction hits like Terminator, Battlestar Galactica, and the Matrix!

OpinionSDCTAAugust 29, 2019Labor, TechnologyComment

Andrew Yang Gets Us All to Think New and Ditch the Old

Op Ed By Haney Hong

By repacking old thinking, a lot of presidential candidates make us frustrated.

OpinionSDCTAAugust 19, 2019Presidential Election, Andrew YangComment

Can We Put Aside Our “First World Problems?”

Op Ed By Haney Hong

Published August 14, 2019 in the Times of San Diego

The unending quest to solve our “first world problems” here in San Diego leaves some of our very own living in “third world conditions.”

OpinionSDCTAAugust 14, 2019Community Choice Energy, San Diego Politics Comment

What Should We Want in a Mayor?

Op Ed By Haney Hong

Last week at the San Diego Association of Governments, we saw compromise brokered by Mayor Kevin Faulconer of the City of San Diego and County Supervisor Jim Desmond, former mayor of San Marcos.

OpinionSDCTAJuly 17, 2019San Diego Politics, San Diego MayorComment