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Tonight we’ll be looking at Islamophobia in America — from vandalism of a Sacramento mosque to a recent federal court decision that finds “no-fly lists” are creating second class citizens. We’ll also speak with an editor and contributor of Salaam Love, a new anthology of Muslim American Men on love, sex and intimacy. And it’s … Continued
We’re calling all book lovers and families to join us in exploring the history of Multicultural Children’s Literature, with an eye toward Asian/Pacific Islander Stories! In studio we have an exciting group of guests to talk about the power of culturally relevant narratives and positive portrayals of communities of color: Lakas and the Manilatown Fish … Continued
This week, APEX Contributors Karl Jagbandhansingh and Marie Choi bring us APEX’s final segments recorded at the Moana Nui 2013 Teach In. Speaker Bios below (generated from Moana Nui conference): Kyle Kajihiro (Hawai’i) See Video American Friends Service Committee; DMZ Hawai’i/Aloha Aina Kyle Kajihiro is a board member of Hawai’i Peace and Justice, the successor organization to the … Continued
The existence of community-based, community-run institutions are critical now more than ever, as gentrification and displacement plague cities across the country. Tonight we celebrate two institutions who have decades of serving Bay Area communities – City College of San Francisco and Suigetsukan Dojo in Oakland: The struggle to save CCSF has been ongoing over the … Continued
Tune in to APEX Express’ spotlight on India tonight – in the aftermath of the heinous gang rape in Delhi in December 2012, more than a year ago now, there was an explosion of media and public outrage against pervasive violence against women. But these incidents seem to continue unabated – most recently with the … Continued
Happy 2014! To bring in the new year, we have a great show lined up tonight: Members of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions and the striking Korail labor union members stage a demonstration march in central Seoul (photo credit: Korea Joongang Daily) We start with an update from the Korean Railway Workers strike in Korea. … Continued
This week, it’s all about music. For our last show of 2013, we’re bringing you musical treats to warm your souls this winter. We’re honoring our musical brothers and sisters, past and present, from Oakland to New York to our homelands in Asia and the Pacific Islands. We’ll start with a full feature interview with … Continued
On Tonights Installment: Those of you on the Twitterverse may have seen a surge of tweets labeled#NotYourAsianSidekick. What is it? What does it mean? In the studio to talk about the twitter movement and it’s translations to on the ground organizing is Cayden Mak, New Media Director of 18 Million Rising. Protestors gather in San Francisco’s … Continued
On tonight’s show: First up we’ll be hearing the San Francisco Solidarity Fast for Family, calling for national immigration reform. Then we go to Minnesota, where a female Professor of color who was reprimanded by her school administration for teaching a lesson on structural racism. Then back to the Bay where local Muslims are … Continued
