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Product Review: Blackberry Q10 with Verizon Wireless + V3con 2013 Wrap Up
If 8Asian’s offer of free tickets to V3con didn’t alert you to the fact that this wonderful Asian American Digital Media Conference happened over the June 14th, 2013 weekend in Los Angeles, well then let me tell you a little … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Events, Local, Reviews, Southern California, Tech, Technology
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Spousal Versus Filial Duty
When I was growing up, a common way to phrase a politically incorrect, racially insensitive Asian themed joke was to start off with or finish with a punch line that included “Confucius say…” You don’t hear those jokes much any … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Observations
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Joseph Eichler: Asian American Activist
If you live in California, you’re probably familiar with the flat top homes known as Eichlers. They are homes built by developer Joseph Eichler in the 1950s and 1960s. What you may not know, is that these homes were also … Continue reading
In Language Health Care Webinars Now Available
Back in May, 2013 I wrote about the availability of information on the New Healthcare Law that was available in 10 different Asian languages The presentation titled “The Health Care Law and You” was translated into 10 different Asian languages … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Health, Health and Beauty
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Asian Americans Like Their Jobs, But Feel Left Out
Infographic source: Asiasociety.org A new study released by the Asia Society found that Asian Americans overall liked their jobs (61% had job satisfaction), felt they really care about their employer (90% said they really care about their company’s success), but over … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Lifestyles
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Report: Asian-American Subgroups Among Nation’s Poorest
A new report out from the University of California, Los Angeles is reporting that some sub groups of Asian Americans are among the nation’s poorest populations, based on income sources, home foreclosures and housing burden. While at first glance this … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Real Estate
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Product Review: Blackberry Z10
As most of you know, the bloggers here at 8Asians have day jobs, and blogging is really a side activity for most of us. My day job is working as a marketing executive at a high technology company in the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Reviews, Tech, Technology
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Asian American Dad: Is Your Daughter Adopted?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kYofm5d5Xdw As a middle-aged gay Asian American, I tend to be rather circumspect when I get asked about my family life. I’m not the loud, out and proud gay activist that some of the younger gay Asian crowd tends to … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Family, LGBT, Lifestyles
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Behind the Smoke and Mirrors of Chinese Superstition
Superstition and fortune telling has a long history in Chinese culture. I’ve written about some of my family’s own experiences with a fortune teller in The Chopstick Story with regard to how an aunt and and an uncle of mine … Continue reading
New Health Care Law Information Translated Into 10 Asian Languages
While most of us are aware there’s a new healthcare law coming, there’s probably few among the non-native speakers of English that really understand how it affects them. That’s why it’s so important the presentation titled “The Health Care Law … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Health and Beauty
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Preconceptions Based On The Way You Talk And Look
The topic of speaking with an accent (or without one) isn’t new to 8Asians). I talked about my own experiences of how others had their own preconceptions of who I was based on how I spoke in this 8Asians article. … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Lifestyles
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Asian Americans Had Higher Poverty Rates in 2011
A new study by the Economic Policy Institute shows that Asian Americans had poverty rates significantly higher than the white population in 2011. After adjusting for cost of living differences between regions (since most Asians live in large expensive cities … Continue reading
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