In this issue, we have several articles about activism named Asian Activism. Why name it Asian Activism? Maybe it’s because it’s not in our culture to voice those things we are dissatisfied with. It is our culture to keep harmony with those around us. So, it’s really against the grain of our culture to do otherwise. But this part of our culture doesn’t work well in the United States. It may work well in your parent’s generation, in their country of origin. In this country, we have to learn how to talk about things we are dissatisfied with, and sometimes we have to talk about this publicly– such as engaging in public discourse. You may do this in your classroom, with your instructors and classmates in how to express your opinion publicly. If you are not used to doing so, please read the Resource section of this issue to learn the skills required to engage in public discourse. It is a very much-needed skill. You need it to be a successful student, debater, and influencer if you want to be successful in your career. Most importantly, you will exercise these skills in the areas that matter most to you.