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Author Archives: akrypti
When Will They Ban a Book by an APA Writer?
Here’s a list of frequently challenged books in 1990-2000 by authors of color. Names of the writers whose books have been banned in the past decade: Isabel Allende, Rudolfo Anaya, Maya Angelou, Mark Mathabane, Toni Morrison, Walter D. Myers, Luis … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
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On 8Asians.com, Addressing Accusations, and a Call to Other APA Blogs for a Cyber-Conference
We’ve been called the “model minority blog,” not to be confused with the Forum at ModelMinority.com, a different beast. As a result of our “news reel”-esque format and emphasis on current events and pop culture over critical race theory (though … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
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Difficult Consequences: Frat Guy Dead from DWI
22-year-old Willie Poon from Binghamton University in upstate New York died this past Saturday after his fraternity brother, 20-year-old Roy Liu drove under the influence, swerved off the road and struck a grove of trees. Both young men were active … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
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Rod Wheeler on Fox News Pulls His Eyes Back Taut in Reference to Chinaman
On Fox News, Rod Wheeler, a criminal investigator and former homicide detective, talks about a suspect being a Hispanic, not merely “dark-skinned.” He believes racial denominations are much more telling for an investigation than description of simply the skin tone. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, WTF
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We Vote Ernie on GayBloggies.com
The second annual blog battle sponsored by QueerClick has begun: Gay Bloggies 2007. Twelve contestants have been selected to blog against each other in competition. The master of ceremonies presents to these contestants various topics to blog about or tasks. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, LGBT, Lifestyles
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Chinese-Americans Not American enough to Teach English in China
So what if I know more about dangling participles and comma splices than the typical white American? I’d be unqualified to teach English in China because of my skin color. An article in the L.A. Times reports on the blatant … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, WTF
Tagged China, Discrimination, disgusting, racism
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8A Blogger Goes Recon at Asian Ave
Mike posted about presidential candidate Obama having a profile page on Asian Avenue, which now goes by Asian Ave, and that prompted me to sign up for an account. Not because I support Obama as President, but because I used … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Lifestyles, Observations
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That Goth Kid Over There or That Asian Goth Kid Over There? Race, Cliques, and How We’re Still Viewed as the Other White Meat
When we see white people in America from Generation X or Y, we stereotype them by cliques. Their dress gives us the clues we need to tuck them into a specific social category, like prep, goth, nerd, punk, hippie, and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Lifestyles
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Racist Remarks to the Allegedly Racist Xiaochen Su: The Pot Calling the Kettle Black?
I begin first with a few of the comments (posted here) to the controversial article in question: keggy says: Stupid Chinese self-hater. I propose Yale start capping Chinese-admission rate at 5%, similar to how China caps the birth rate at … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, Politics, WTF
Tagged racism, Xiaochen Su, Yale Daily News
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The Great Divide: Class Distinctions, Denial and the Asian American Experience
Reading Min Jin Lee’s “Free Food for Millionaires” had me thinking about class and how it factors into the Asian American experience. I thought of all the Asian Americans I know, correlating their socioeconomic class with how they behave today … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Lifestyles, Observations
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Goodness Gracious Me: An Outstanding BBC Sketch Comedy TV Series
Hats off once again to BBC for delivering fantastic programming. I stumbled upon “Goodness Gracious Me” at random and love it! I can’t get enough. Per its Wikipedia entry, the show comprises Saturday-Night-Live-like acts which explore “the conflict and integration … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment
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Who Is the Asian Princess?
She keeps her figure slim and clothed in designer labels. Her well-manicured fingernails tap gingerly on her crossed arms as you try in vain to impress her with your wit. You do everything you can to make her feel pampered … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyles, WTF
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