The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mahmoud v. Taylor that public schools must allow parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related lessons that conflict with their religious beliefs. The North Carolina Asian American Coalition views this as a major win for parental rights, religious freedom, and educational choice. The decision reinforces that schools cannot override families’ deeply held values and reminds districts to respect diverse cultural and moral traditions.

The MAGA movement, long portrayed as skeptical of foreign intervention, has shown remarkable unity on the Iran issue. President Trump’s stance—backing Israel while keeping U.S. national interest front and center—has solidified support among traditional conservatives and grassroots activists alike. In contrast to past divisions over America’s role abroad, this time the base appears overwhelmingly aligned.

“Internships aren’t just résumé builders — they’re a proving ground for young Asian Americans in North Carolina who value discipline, merit, and self-reliance. In a world that rewards initiative and strong values, internships offer a powerful opportunity to earn real-world experience, build lasting mentorships, and discover one’s true calling — all while preparing to lead with integrity. Our community doesn’t wait for handouts. We work hard, invest in our future, and rise through excellence.