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Monthly Archives: October 2011
U.S. Senate Apologizes for Decades of Anti-Chinese Discrimination
Last week, the United States Senate approved a bill apologizing and expressing regret for the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act, which explicitly rejected Chinese immigrants until 1943 because of their race, and a number of other anti-Chinese laws passed in the … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Politics
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L.A. Giveaway: Tickets to to see ‘The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom’ (Limited Engagement)
LUCY WALKER – The Tsunami And The Cherry Blossom from millerstephen on Vimeo. Survivors in the areas hardest hit by Japan’s recent tsunami find the courage to revive and rebuild as cherry blossom season begins. The Tsunami and the Cherry … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movies, Promotions, Southern California
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Nam Phan wins MMA rematch against Leonard Garcia
MMA fighter Nam Phan revenged a controversial robbery loss against Leonard Garcia at UFC 136 by outpointing Garcia 29-28. This rematch was originally scheduled for March 2011, but an injury forced Phan to withdraw. Phan was replaced by Chan-Sung Jung, another … Continue reading
8Asians’ The A-Word: Eps #7 – Gil Asakawa and China’s Breast-Touching Festival
For the month of October, we tackle ghosts of the past, namely the issues and topics that keep popping up over the last five years or so since 8Asians launched. In this episode we trap Gil Asakawa into the podcast … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, DUDE WTF ASIA, Entertainment, The A-Word, WTF
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Charlie Rose: Dartmouth’s Dr. Jim Yong Kim
Back in 2009, we had blogged about Dartmouth hiring Dr. Jim Yong Kim as their new president – the first Asian American every to (and only the second “person of color”) lead an Ivy League university. At the time, I … Continue reading
Posted in Education, TV
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The Best Asian Related Questions on Yahoo! Answers Pt. 2
Yahoo! Answers had so many “interesting” questions that I couldn’t fit it all onto one post. So here part 2 of my “favorite” Asian related questions. (You can read part 1 here.)
Posted in WTF
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Hello Kitty Monopoly Set
It’s Monday. And that means that you have the entire week ahead of you: why not break out this Hello Kitty Monopoly Set ($28.21) and start one of the cutest Monopoly games you’ve ever seen? The game tokens include a … Continue reading
Posted in Toys
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In California, No Shark Fin Soup for You! (in July 2013)
As I had blogged before as well as had interviewed AB 376 bill sponsor California State Assembly member Paul Fong, Governor Jerry Brown has just now signed the bill into law.
Posted in Current Events, Food & Drink, Lifestyles, Politics
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“Snow Flower and the Secret Fan” DVD
First, novelist Lisa See’s book, “Snow Flower and the Secret Fan”, garnered honorable mentions from the Asian/Pacific American Awards for Literature. Then, the book was transformed into a movie and released earlier this year. Now, the “Snow Flower and the … Continue reading
Posted in Shopping
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Hong Kong Teen’s Graphic Tribute to Steve Jobs Goes Viral
Apple’s former CEO, Steve Jobs passed away a couple of days ago and it caught many of us by surprise. On the day of October 5, 2011, we saw many people tweeting about it, updating their Facebook statuses, posting pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Lifestyles, Technology, The Arts
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