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Since it's still flu season (and I'm a wuss) going in and out of consciousness, I'll just send a link. Read Full Story
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Unlike a lot of other White People, at least Jason Whitlock apologized for what he said about Jeremy Lin and reflected: Fox Sports’ Jason Whitlock apologized for an insensitive-at-best, and racist-at-worst, tweet about Knicks guard Jeremy Lin, which Whitlock posted after Lin’s 38-point performance against the Lakers on Friday. In a thinly-veiled reference to a stereotype about Asian men, Whitlock tweeted, “Some lucky lady in NYC is gonna feel a couple of inches of pain tonight.” And then he... Read Full Story
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No really, he is . Read Full Story
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Closer ... Washington has moved closer to becoming the seventh state in the nation to legalize gay marriage. The state House of Representatives on Wednesday voted 55-43 in favor of a bill to allow same-sex couples to wed. The state Senate approved the proposal last week on a 28-21 vote. "Marriage is the word our society uses to describe committed lifelong relationships," said Rep. Jamie Pedersen, D-Seattle, a gay lawmaker who helped lead efforts to push the bill through the Legislature, The... Read Full Story
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Maybe it's the fact that Damon's last string of movies just haven't been that good, or maybe it's the fact that he's just looking a little more like a poochy White Guy and just needs to lash out at someone (and yes I realize that types ad hominem and personal and that also using those two words together is a little redundant but I can't help it on both because I'm feeling a little verbalitastic, or verbalicaustic, whichever you might choose, and yes btw, those are made up words). Or - maybe... Read Full Story
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Click on the image for a larger version Definitely sounds like it will be a great event to learn more about what's not being done, the reasons why, and what the future could hold. ASIAN PERFORMERS GROUP UNVEILS REPORT ON UNDER-REPRESENTATION OF ASIAN ACTORS ON NEW YORK CITY STAGES. WILL HOLD INDUSTRY ROUNDTABLE ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2012, 7 PM. “CHINGLISH” AUTHOR DAVID HENRY HWANG TO MODERATE. The Asian American Performers Action Coalition (AAPAC) released preliminary findings today on the... Read Full Story
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Don't say you didn't know. Open City: Mapping Urban Asian America , a new online magazine on Asian American news and culture in New York, is hiring creative nonfiction fellows to produce content on the vibrant immigrant communities of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. The new magazine will offer smart takes on Asian American (particularly immigrant) culture as it's lived in New York right now. Imagine stories on: the proliferation of x-rated video stories in Sunset Park, migratory patterns of... Read Full Story
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You still have time damn it! And yes - you can also get early bird tickets too. Calling All Wannabe Ukulele Stars! Eddie Vedder: “Jake is taking the instrument to a place that I can’t see anybody else catching up with him.” Brian May: “Amazing uke playing to be relished.” Calling all wannabe ukulele stars! Are you ready for a little YouTube fame that’ll get you onstage to open for ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro? Jake’s fans will compete in an online ukulele contest and the chance to open... Read Full Story
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1. Yes - that's some racist xenophobic take me back to the days of me love you long time bullshit. 2. Not really that surprising that Hoekstra, on Fox News no less (gasp!), denies that it's a racist ad. Read Full Story
