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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Ask an Asian: Is there an Asian Equivalent to Chili?
Every so often, we here at 8Asians get e-mails asking for advice. Here is one such e-mail received last week asked for the Asian equivalent of a chili cook-off: Hi. I am on the social committee for our local swim … Continue reading
Posted in Ask an Asian, Food & Drink
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Time: From Whiz Kids to Tiger Moms
If you haven’t gotten enough of the ‘Tiger Mom’ meme, this week’s cover story in Time magazine is on The Truth About Tiger Moms: Though Chua was born and raised in the U.S., her invocation of what she describes as … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Education, Observations
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Is Disney Remaking Snow White with a Chinese Warrior Theme?
I just caught word that Disney is attempting to make a live-action version of their beloved classic Snow White but this time, it’s going to be set in 19th century China. The plot goes like this: A 19th century Englishwoman who … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Observations, WTF
Tagged chinese, francis lawrence, Hollywood, michael arndt, natalie portman, remake, snow white
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Breaking News: Bruce Lee Had a Thing for White Girls!
It never ceases to amaze me when there are 8Asians commenters that continue to use Bruce Lee as a figure for dating exclusively Asian. While Mr. Lee was very proud of his Asian heritage, he himself was a quarter Caucasian … Continue reading
Ip Man 2: The New Age of Kung Fu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHAh36XUDrA&feature=related By Tina Bruce Lee. Jacky Chan. Jet Li. Each one of those names marks an era in martial arts film legend. As a supreme grandmaster of martial arts film geekdom, I’ve watched every kung fu film I could get … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Reviews
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Asian and Asian American Serial Killers
I’ve always been fascinated by serial killers. There’s something both creepy and scary about them. To me, they are symbols of the worst humans can do but proof that most of us aren’t THAT bad. Because this is 8Asians, I thought I’d do some research on Asian/Asian American serial killers. Continue reading
Of Civil Wrongs and Rights – The Fred Korematsu Story
“… After viewing the documentary about Fred Korematsu, Of Civil Wrongs and Rights – The Fred Korematsu Story ($24.49), I have to say that I am quite impressed at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) – San Francisco chapter, made … Continue reading
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Celebrating Fred Korematsu Day with Jesse Jackson & Company
In studying U.S. history, many of us recall the famous court cases that have shaped our civil rights here in America, including Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education. And I’m sure you’ve heard of Rosa Parks and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, Politics
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What Asian American kids watch on the Internet: Freddie Wong’s YouTube Channels
My sons like first person shooter games such as the Call of Duty series, and they often watch YouTube videos of people playing such games in order to learn new tricks and tactics. I noticed that Number Two Son was … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Technology, Video Games
Tagged Freddie Wong, freddiew, freddiew2, Future First Person Shooter, Jedi A-holes
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