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Op-Ed: America’s Global Blitzkrieg and the Good Americans
“There will be no peace. At any given moment for the rest of our lifetimes, there will be multiple conflicts in mutating forms around the globe. Violent conflict will dominate the headlines, but cultural
Read More »Op-Ed: Enough With the Dragons
After working in the International District/Chinatown for 20 years and studying other Asian ethnic neighborhoods, I know developing the ID into a more economic vibrant neighborhood demands community collaboration and creativity. The new economic
Read More »Op-Ed: Are Refugee Stories Creating a New Stereotype?
The most significant introduction I received soon after coming to the United States was to the world of literature. I was immediately smitten and my eyes could not stop scanning page after page of
Read More »Op-Ed: Wal-Mart Gets a Free Pass For Bias From the Supreme Court
BY RINKU SEN IE Contributor ColorLines.com The Supreme Court issued its decision in the Dukes v. Wal-Mart sex discrimination case yesterday, a frustrating ruling that doesn’t challenge the existence of bias, but that exempts
Read More »Op-ed: Women in the Green Economy
BY TAMMY NGUYEN & KRYSTN JOY IE Contributor You can’t open a newspaper or turn on the radio these days without hearing about the healthy food crisis in America. Children – especially children from
Read More »API Male Oppression: Stuck between a rock and a hard place
Take a moment and try this exercise. Picture an Asian man in one of these roles: a star quarterback, CEO of a big company, a popular politician, a fashion model. It is not easy,
Read More »Op-ed: Key Information Hid on WWII Japanese American Internment
BY Bob Shimabukuro IE Contributor “Who knows what a Writ of Coram Nobis is?” Attorney Peggy Nagae asked at the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association western regional conference June 4 in Portland. Only
Read More »Europe, Arizona, and My Plumber
By Frank Viviano New America Media www.newamericamedia.org Arizona, for Americans, has come to symbolize anti-immigrant hysteria codified into law. Under its highly controversial terms, anyone who simply “appears” to be foreign can be stopped
Read More »Change You Can’t Believe In
Do you think the student union should not have accepted the military funding?
Read More »Fighting a Green Fight
Easter marked the 41st Anniversary of Earth Day. Earth Day was celebrated for the first time on April 22, 1970. In that inaugural year, 20 million people participated in the United States. Today, it is
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