The host of “Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj” breaks down the United States’ xenophobic immigration policies.

Hasan Minhaj, Constance Wu, Keegan-Michael Key, Ibtihaj Muhammad and more want you to head to the polls.

The comedian breaks down the importance of affirmative action in higher education—and how a group of Asian Americans is using anti-Black rhetoric in an attempt to dismantle it.

The magazine features Minhaj alongside Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Amandla Stenberg and other rising stars fighting for change.

The Desi comedian is moving on to star in his own show, Netflix’s “Patriot Act.”

Asian- and Pacific Islander-American leaders in activism, entertainment and business are honored.

The comedian is the first South Asian-American to host a comedy talk show.

Through his own experiences and those of actors such as Aziz Ansari and Kal Penn, the comedian explores the trouble with the animated Indian convenience store clerk in an hourlong documentary set to air on truTV. 

Minhaj’s new Netflix special, “Homecoming King,” explores his experiences growing up in a South Asian-American family surrounded by Whiteness.

The first South Asian-American to head the dinner took both the administration and cable media to task during his speech.

The comedian and “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” star is the first South Asian American to host the annual dinner. 

“You get paid almost $200,000 a year to write rules, to make our society better. Not tweet, not tell us about your ‘thoughts and prayers.’ To write rules to make our society better.”