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APEX Express – February 15, 2007

Roger Adhikary of the Association of Nepalese in America joins APEX Express to discuss Nepal’s peace accord with Maoist rebels. Professor Gary Y. Okihiro of Columbia University talks about his newly published collection of Doothea Lange photos of Second World War internment of Japanese Americans while former Guantanamo Bay chaplain James Yee discusses the plight … Continued


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APEX Express – January 18, 2007

Surveillance, sub-contract workers and more… Hear the back-story about why a young Pakistani American was caught up in the courts as we continue our coverage of the FBI’s targeting of an immigrant community. Also, learn of Asian sub-contract laborers providing low-wage services to US forces in the war. Plus, Asian inner-city youths are often over-looked, … Continued


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APEX Express – January 4, 2007

Hip Hop, Health, and Cars! As we roll into 2007, we will be speaking with Will Orbase, media consultant with Project RIDE, a non-profit youth leadership and public health organization revealing the tobacco industry’s role in the import car culture and how it affects the APA community. And on the hip hop front, we will … Continued


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APEX Express – December 28, 2006

Race and school admissions: as the Supreme Court reviews landmark cases, we’ll hear about a majority API school district where these same issues play out. We talk with SF School board member Eric Mar about the role of Asian Americans, communities in conflict and what’s being done. Also, after being totally separated for over 30 … Continued


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APEX Express – December 21, 2006

A military coup in Fuji and a pro-democracy movement in Tonga: Polynesian scholars Fuifuilupe and Loa Niumeitolu talk about governments controlled by a monarchy and a military as well as the future of these countries. And, identity gets a new sound by South Asian audio artist and musician Micropixie. Also, hear voices of Asian Pacific … Continued


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APEX Express – December 14, 2006

Bay Area activist Christine Ahn has just returned from a trip to Korea with an 18-member U.S. delegation organized by Koreans Against War and Neoliberalism. They traveled to Korea to oppose the expansion of Camp Humphrey, the US military base in Pyeongtaek, and to protest the proposed Korea-US Free Trade Agreement. Christine shares testimony about … Continued