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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Arizona Law to Ban Ethnic Studies Now in Effect
“Today Arizona Governor Jan Brewer’s controversial piece of legislation putting a ban on all Ethnic Studies in the state (HB 2281) takes into effect. … The unclear and highly contentious language in HB 2281, a reminder of Arizona’s recent anti-immigration … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Discrimination, Education
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An Epic Wedding Gift: “The Journey” Short Film (aka The Debut 2)
Some people create videos as epic “save the date” wedding announcements. Some people create movies or slide shows at their wedding telling about how the couple met. Patricio Ginelsa created the above movie as a gift to his wife and … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Family, Lifestyles, Movies
Tagged Dante Basco, Joy Bisco, Patricio Ginelsa, The Debut, The Journey
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The Working APA Actor: Randall Park
The Working APA Actor is a bi-monthly interview of Asian Pacific Islander American actors in the entertainment world, whether it be theater, film, television, or commercials. It is an inside look at these actors exploring their passion in their craft … Continue reading
Tackey Chan Newest Member of Massachusetts State House
Having been born and raised in Western Massachusetts, I like to follow what goes on in my home state. I also still do have an aunt, uncle and two cousins that live in the Greater Boston region, so I was … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Local, Politics
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How To Be A Bad Asian: I Hate Chopsticks
Life is hard enough as an Asian. Not all of us can get perfect SAT scores, graduate from medical school or trick out a Honda Civic. The pressure to embrace our culture remains but sometimes, we just don’t want to. … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, How To Be A Bad Asian, Observations
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