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Annie Koh and Bouapha Toommaly of the League of Pissed Off Voters talk about their role in the new book: How to Get Stupid White Men Out of Office: The Anti-Politics Unboring Guide to Power. Also, Elizabeth Sy of Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center and Rita Nakashima Brock, author of Casting the First Stone, … Continued
Moving Beyond Exclusion: Asian Pacific Islander youths talk about their needs in the wake of the juvenile detention scandal. And, poetry by Youth Speaks, a feature on the Traveling South Asian Film Festival and a Women’s History Month salute to Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s symbol of democracy now under arrest. Plus music, calendar and … Continued
Horace Mansfield Jr. sits in for Art Sato and plays a wide and rich range of African American creative, improvisational music – commonly known as jazz.
Outsourcing to Asia continues to make the news. It’s also the subject of Alladeen, a well-received play about the impact of made-in-the-USA jobs exported to Indian workers. We learn more about this issue in a talk with: Naeem Mohaiemen, author of articles on outsourcing, and Marianne Weems producer of Alladeen. Also, the Asian Sight and … Continued
Highlights from the upcoming 22nd Annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival 2004. Pratap Chatterjee hosts. Visit www.naatanet.org for Festival info.
Arundhati Roy Speaks to the World Social Forum.
Asian Massive Music, Back From Iraq, and Caught in Between all on Apex…. South Asian sounds, electronica, live percussive beats, a debut recording and a Feb 14 event at SF’s Club 6. Apex talks with our friends Dhamaal about how they’re bringing this all together and how to get tix during this fund-drive time. Also, … Continued
Young Asian American activists talk about their trip to India that brought thousands together to share ideas and organizing efforts at the World Social Forum. And, celebrating 100 years in the US: Korean American award-winning filmmaker Deann Borshay talks about an exhibit at the Oakland Museum that looks at Korean immigration in America. Members of … Continued
Poetry in the Kitchen: mixing recipes and creativity. Asian Pacific Islander youth poets read their works created in the kitchen and director Penina Taesali talks about this unique program that’s part of Asian and Pacific Islander Youth for Advocacy and Leadership. And, as Lunar New Year is celebrated, more attention is paid to Chinese communities … Continued
Declining or dynamic? The Japanese American community is the focus of Academy-award winning filmmaker Steven Okazaki’s new film. Apex talks with Okazaki about "Nikkei Style" that shows at the Oakland Museum this Sunday. Also, Outsourcing, Immigration, and Elections. Learn about complex relationships being forged between the US, China, and India; the jobs, the forces of … Continued
