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The Working APA Actor: Sabina England
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, the internet, or commercials. It is an inside look at these actors exploring their passion in … Continue reading
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Tagged allah save the punk, deaf artists, sabina england, taqwacores, wedding night
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Freida Pinto in Miral: Another Case of Racebending?
As Asian Americans, we have unfortunately witnessed countless cases of racebending within the entertainment industry from the olden days of Fu Manchu and the Kung Fu series to The Last Airbender and Akira adaptation. All of these films have used … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movies, Observations
Tagged freida pinto, Julian Schnabel, miral, racebending, whitewash
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VIRAL like SARS: George Takei’s Spider-Man Audition
I have always had a profound respect for George Takei but that man is just made of winning. From calling anti-gay Arkansas school board member Clint McCance a douchebag to this, an audition attempt to play Spider Man, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Viral Like SARS
Tagged broadway, George Takei, Lea Salonga, New York, spider man
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Minneapolis Radio Station Mocks Hmong People
Earlier this week, the Dave Ryan in the Morning Show on KDWB 101.3 FM station in Minneapolis created a racist song about Hmong people using the tunes of Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven.”
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination
Tagged eric clapton, Hmong, kdwb 101.3, minneapolis, racism, tears in heaven, twin cities
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Heal Japan PSA from Steez360
My friend Tracy Nguyen-Chung of Steez360 put together this amazing PSA featuring an incredible number of folks to help raise funds for the Japanese tsunami relief. The folks at Steez360 created this dope Heal JPN t-shirt and all proceeds will … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Current Events, Promotions
Tagged bao phi, blasian bytch, channelAPA, Dawen, edward hong, fatemeh fakhraie, hochie tsai, jane lui, Japan, joz joz joz, Lac Su, mondega, muslimah media watch, n'jaila rhee, notorious msg, steez360, Steve Nguyen, tony t nguyen, tracy nguyen-chung, tsunami relief, zero kazama
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Monsieur Nov Brings Smooth French Asian Soul
Over the past few days, I have come across Monsieur Nov, a French R&B singer of east Asian descent who is a well known artist in France. I’m pretty sure he’s not that well known here in America and that … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music
Tagged asian men, black women, france, monsieur nov, r&b, soul
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The Working APA Actor: Kristina Wong
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
Red Dawn Remake Changes Villain to North Korea
The last time I checked the Red Dawn remake, their release date was put on hold indefinitely and that news alone was enough to keep me happy. But yesterday, I stumbled upon this article from Racebending that not only is … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, Movies, Observations, Politics
Tagged China, Homefront, john milius, mgm, North Korea, red dawn, stereotypes, yellow peril
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An Open Letter to Alexandra Wallace, Ranting UCLA Girl
Before I get started on this lovely open letter, for those of you who don’t know, Alexandra Wallace is a UCLA student who posted the above YouTube video yesterday about her rant on Asian students making too much noise in … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Lifestyles, Observations, Southern California
Tagged 18MMW, alexandra wallace, asians, boobs, bruins, ching chong, hate speech, parents, political science, rant, ucla
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A Call to Action on Peter King’s Hearing on Radical Islam
On March 10th, 2011, Representative (Republican – NY) Peter King and the Homeland Security Committee held a hearing on domestic radicalization, which took place in Washington, D.C. However in this hearing, Peter King targeted only Muslim Americans as he accused … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, Politics
Tagged ignorance, Islam, JACL, mike honda, muslims, peter king, stereotypes, terrorism, This is what Jihad looks like, zuhdi jasser
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The Working APA Actor: Jennifer Jajeh
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
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Tagged asian american performers, i heart hamas, in bed, jennifer jajeh, los angeles, stereotypes, terrorism, theater
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Is Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” Racially Insensitive?
I have a huge confession to make and that is that I am a huge Lady Gaga fan. I have been ever since the beginning of her career and no matter what people say, my love for her trashy electro … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, Music, Observations
Tagged born this way, cherrytree records, chola, far east, lady gaga, orient, oriental
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