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Margaret Cho - Asian-American I'm the one I want. Racial issue. Tags: race racial stereotype asian american woman comedy

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Don't Stereotype Asian American Men "The Daily Show's" Aasif Mandvi and "Survivor" winner Yul Kwon join the San Francisco Chronicle's Jeff Yang to discuss the stereotyping of Asian American males in life and work--at the Asia Society 5/31/07 Tags: "comedy central daily show Aasif Mandvi Asia Society Yul Kwon Survivor Jeff Yang Asian American male men stereotypes

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Asian American Identity - Unraveling Asia America Directed and edited by Calvin Sun, Identity - Unraveling "Asian America" seeks to reveal what lies beneath the color of our skins for a new generation of Asian Americans. This ten minute video by the Columbia University Asian American Alliance features selected interviews from 50+ undergraduate students representing over 20 different cultural and performance organizations at Columbia University. Topics range from the indeterminate nature of the Asian American identity to subtle cultural diversity/segregation challenges among undergraduate campuses and possible solutions to these issues. Production began November 2005, and post production wrapped up March 2006. calvin.sun@columbia.edu Tags: asian american columbia university culture shock identity sexy stereotype politic student asia struggle media represent

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BBC News:US presidential elections and Asian American voters Committee of 100 Member Robert Gee was interviewed by BBC World TV news channel on Monday October 27, 2008 Tags: Committee of 100 Robert Gee Chinese Asian American voters

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NYCAASC - NYC Asian American Student Conference, 2007 1st annual NYC Asian American Student Conference - 2007; Breaking the Silence: Discover, Inspire, Empower Hosted by Columbia University and New York University. Held at New York University on April 7th, 2007 For more information, please e-mail: nycaasc@gmail.com coordinated by members of the Columbia University Asian American Alliance (AAA) New York University Asian Heritage Month (AHM) Columbia University Asian Pacific American Awareness Month (APAAM) and other college students in the New York area. video directed & edited by Calvin Sun Tags: asian american student conference new york city columbia university high school nycaasc rights voting break silence

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Slant Volume 1 - Asian American Short Films Get the DVD at: www.microcinema.com The Best of Slant Vol 1 features a collection of short films culled from seven years of Aurora Picture Show's annual Slant: Bold Asian American Images festival. The Slant festival annually showcases the best in emerging Asian American cinema. Since its start in 2000, Slant has screened an eclectic mix of films that explore a wide range of topics and genres such as the smashing of stereotypes, off-beat comedies, family stories, explorations of culture and identity, and universal themes like love, loss, the human condition. Slant curator Melissa Hung is the founding editor of Hyphen, a magazine about Asian American culture. She is a frequent speaker on the topic of Asian American media and independent media. She lives in Oakland, California and works for the San Francisco WritersCorps, a creative writing program for urban youth. 1. How to do the Asian Squat by Daniel Hsia 2. Lilo and Me by Kip Fulbeck 3. Maritess vs the Superfriends by Dino Ignacio 4. A Little Bit Different by Lynn Okimura 5. Profiles in Science by Wes Kim 6. I Pie (A Love Store) by Nobu Adilman 7. How to Make Kimchi According to My Kun-Uma by Samuel Kiehoon Lee 8. Slip of the Tongue by Karen Lum Tags: microcinema shorts asian american trailer animation karen lum kimchi

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WallStreet Crisis/Asian American Voters Keeping Virginia Red A look at the crisis on Wall Street and can Asian Americans help John McCain win in Virginia? Tags: Robert Sherretta Wall Street crisis election McCain Obama

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Asian American Beauty - A Discourse on Body Image (Trailer2) directed & edited by Calvin Sun. This is the updated trailer for upcoming event discussing specifically Asian American body image, beauty standards, eating disorders, and unspoken pressures to be thin in both American and Asian cultures. An otherwise taboo subject to talk about among specifically Asian Americans, students at Columbia University are now tired of keeping mum about the issue and are speaking out. Produced by Aretha Choi & Marilla Li. Directed & edited by Calvin Sun. For more information, please contact aaa@columbia.edu Tags: Asian American student Columbia University body image beauty eat disorder woman bulimia girl sexy anorexia thin weight

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Asian/American Stereotypes Art work by Sung Woo Han of the Art Institute of Seattle. Cultural Theory. www.charleskinney.blogspot.com Tags: art seattle institute cultural theory stereotype korean asian japanese

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Asian American Beauty - Female Body Image (Part 1 of 2) Directed and edited by Calvin Sun. Produced by Aretha Choi, Marilla Li, and Calvin Sun. Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8XWQ62HdCs ***WINNER of the audience favorite "One to Watch Award" in the longest running Asian American film festival in the world; the 30th Annual Asian American International Film Festival!!!*** This is part 1 of 2 in a film discussing the Asian American opinion on female body image, beauty standards, eating disorders, and unspoken pressures to be thin in both American and Asian cultures. An otherwise taboo subject to talk about among specifically Asian Americans, students at Columbia University are now tired of keeping mum about the issue and are speaking out. This video does not aim to cover every single ground regarding the topic; instead it seeks to begin dialogue with a generalized approach to the problems as a first step. We want first to show that Asian Americans are like any other American struggling with issues of body image while at the same time facing pressures coming from their own respective cultures. This video certainly focuses on the former point; We hope that the latter will be explored more in the future. We also must reveal the contradiction of how Asian American girls are pressured in this society to look both "western" and "Asian." This includes pressures on how many Asian American girls are supposed to play up this well-known image of looking innocent, weak, and petite as "attractive", but at the same time mainstream media depicts Asian American females as alluring, "exotic," and sexy. We hope that the people in this video will inspire others around the world to undertake similar projects that would focus deeper into these issues regarding body image and perhaps more specifically Asian American body image. Therefore, this is only the beginning. Produced by Aretha Choi & Marilla Li. Directed & edited by Calvin Sun. For more information, please contact aaa@columbia.edu Dedicated to my father, Alexander S. Sun 1939-2006 calvin.sun@columbia.edu Tags: Asia America student Columbia University body image beauty eat disorder woman bulimia girl sexy anorexia sex weight loss

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Another Shade: Asian American Self Perceptions Beyond B & W A condensed version of a short film that revisits the historic doll study of Dr. Kenneth Clark, as well as Kiri Davis' film "A Girl Like Me," within the context of Asian Americans. Extended version will be available soon. Directed, filmed, and edited by Justin Ching contact: JChing@sas.upenn.edu (more) (less) Tags: nonprofit kenneth clark kiri davis "a girl like me" civil rights asian american blue scholars brown v. board kal penn

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Asian American Beauty - Female Body Image (Part 2 of 2) Directed and edited by Calvin Sun. Produced by Aretha Choi, Marilla Li, and Calvin Sun. ***WINNER of the audience favorite "One to Watch Award" in the longest running Asian American film festival in the world; the 30th Annual Asian American International Film Festival!!!*** Director's Note: We do NOT intend to show that issues like anorexia and bulimia are specifically Asian American problems. We instead wanted people to see that Asian Americans teenagers struggle with eating disorders just like any other American. It has been a phenomenon that issues such as eating disorders has been an extremely taboo subject among Asian Americans who come from more conservative backgrounds. We also must reveal the contradiction of how Asian American girls are pressured in this society to look both "western" and "Asian." This includes pressures on how many Asian American girls are supposed to play up this well-known image of looking innocent, weak, and petite as "attractive", but at the same time mainstream media depicts Asian American females as alluring, "exotic," and sexy. We want to show that some are finally speaking out on the issue. -- Part 2 of 2 in a film discussing the Asian American opinion on female body image, beauty standards, eating disorders, and unspoken pressures to be thin in both American and Asian cultures. An otherwise taboo subject to talk about among specifically Asian Americans, students at Columbia University are now tired of keeping mum about the issue and are speaking out. This video does not aim to cover every single ground regarding the topic; instead it seeks to begin dialogue with a generalized approach to the problems as a first step. We want first to show that Asian Americans are like any other American struggling with issues of body image while at the same time facing pressures coming from their own respective cultures. This video certainly focuses on the former point; We hope that the latter will be explored more in the future. We also hope that the people in this video will inspire others around the world to undertake similar projects that would focus deeper into these issues regarding body image and perhaps more specifically Asian American body image. Therefore, this is only the beginning. Produced by Aretha Choi & Marilla Li. Directed & edited by Calvin Sun. For more information, please contact aaa@columbia.edu Dedicated to my father, Alexander S. Sun 1939-2006 calvin.sun@columbia.edu Tags: Asia America student Columbia University body image beauty eat disorder woman bulimia girl sexy anorexia sex weight loss

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The Asian-American Vote According to a recent poll, Asian-Americans support Sen. Barack Obama 2-to-1 over Sen. John McCain. Asian-American voter turnout is high, making them a small but powerful voting bloc. Tags: the asian american vote ramy inocencio barack

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Asian American Rejects A Funny/Cool version of Dirty Little Secret by American Rejects. A guy chases another guy for sleeping with his girlfriend. Enjoy! Song - Dirty little secret - American Rejects Tags: Dirty Little Secret american Rejects awesome asian girl guy MV cool singing funny beat up hot Rock

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PSA - Asian American Voters Check out thes public service announcements to gain a better understanding and wider perspective on the APIAVote voting effort. Let your communities voice be heard! Tags: Asian vote voting elections psa

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What's So Funny about Being Asian American? A comedic personal development performance on the impact of cultural values, for the National Association of Asian American Professionals - Tucson, November 2006, 10 min. Tags: Stand-up Comedy Brian Mulligan Asian American NAAAP Tucson

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Asian American History Education piece used as a sample for students. Tags: Asian American History Education Immigration

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Achievers Trailer - Stanford Asian American Theater Project This was the trailer for the 2005 sleeper hit "Achievers," staged by Stanford University's Asian American Theater Project. Written by famed Asian-American playwright Michael Golamco, and directed by James Kung '05, this enactment of the production starred Ann Hsieh '05 as Ellen, Sam Leese '08 as Akira, Bryan Tan '07 as Murphy, Rob Liu '06 as Trent and Rich Liu '08 as the irrepressible Shingo. Performed over three sold-out nights and a special matinee performance at the Asian American Activities Center ballroom in historic Old Union, Achievers garnered critical acclaim, and set the standard for Asian American theater on Stanford's campus. Trailer credit: Ryoko Nishijima Tags: stanford university asian american theater project achievers golamco play drama ellen akira murphy trent shingo

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UCD Asian American Association Film Festival Trailer (2008) UC Davis AAA Film Festival Trailer 2008! Showings: May 6: Colma: the Musical May 8: Dark Matter May 9: Journey from the Fall May 13: New Year Baby May 15: Tie a Yellow Ribbon May 16: American Pastime + Student Films More info at http://www.aaafilm.org Tags: asian american film festival 2008 uc davis

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iaLink - Asian American Arts Alliance 25th Anniversary Gala iaLink's coverage of Asian American Arts Alliance's 25th Anniversary Gala, honoring Eric Wong, CMO of Bad Boy Entertainment featuring R&B Sensation, Cassie. Tags: ImaginAsian TV iaTV iaLink Asian American Arts Alliance Asia Eric Wong Cassie Gala 25 Anniversary video Community link

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Office Parody - Stanford Asian American Theater Project Think you know what it's like to be an Asian American in theater? Watch this hilarious parody of The Office created by the Stanford Asian American Theater Project. The pilot episode features AATP board members at a typical meeting in The Office. Cast (in alphabetical order): Kenneth Lam Gloria Lin Rich Liu Mark Marzona Violetta Taing Mark Marzona Rachel Yong Editing & Camera: Jason Nou Written by: Rachel Yong Rich Liu Tags: asian theater american project office parody stanford student

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Asian American To Vote For Hillary Clinton Across The Nation The Asian-American vote 2:48 CNN's Gary Tuchman reports on Hillary Clinton's electoral advantage with Asian-Americans. Tags: asian american hispanic latino hillary clinton barack obama cnn news gary tuchman seattle washington politics msnbc adventure culture destination events travel log

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R&L Trailer - Stanford Asian American Theater Project Presented by the Stanford Asian American Theater Project FREE Admission for all audiences! Invite your friends! May 1-4 2008 (Thurs to Sun) 8:00pm to 9:30pm The Red Fountain (in front of Green Library) Stanford University Campus 557 Escondido Mall Stanford, CA 94305 Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=11711753181 Character Flyers: http://mt11.quickshareit.com/gallery/view/89e4b092 "R&L" is an ode to a modern Asian America through a combination of vignettes and collaborative spoken word poetry. It is the collective story of eight women and men struggling to find a sense of self in an era in which "we've killed the heroes in ourselves." From car maintenance to violin lessons, from college impostors to true love, it is a confrontation of the ugly and the beautiful in the 21st century Asian America. Written by Takeo Rivera Directed by Rachel Anderson Produced by Kenneth Lam, Gloria Lin Stage Managed by Holly Rogers Cast: Rich Liu - Tom Fukunaga Rachel Yong - Helen Matsuri Mark Marzona - Pete Ramiro Brian Yoo - Washington Chen Natalia Duong - Ju Cho Nguyen Pham - Tiff Wong Charlie Wang - Patrick Nguyen Yin Yin Wu - Alicia Sung Violetta Taing - Chorus Laurel Scotland-Stewart - Chorus Adrian Johnson - Chorus Kate Hyder - Chorus Henry Tsai - Chorus Co-sponsored by Okada House, the Asian American Students Association, and the Institute for Diversity in the Arts Trailer Credit: Ryoko Nishijima Tags: Stanford AATP Asian American Theater Project R&L Performing Arts Poem Spoken Word performing arts trailer advertising

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UCD Asian American Association Film Festival Trailer (2007) The trailer for the 2007 UC Davis AAA Film Festival! Movies showing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. May 8-18. 5/8: A Moment With You (Wong Fu Productions) 5/10: A Stranger of Mine 5/11: Typhoon 5/15: A Festival of Shorts 5/17: Shinobi 5/18: Student Film Contest + Red Doors More information at http://www.aaafilm.org Tags: UC Davis UCD Asian American Association Film Festival 2007

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07March18 Asian American Voices in the SF Anti-War March On the eve of the 4th Anniversary of the War on Iraq hundreds of Asian and Pacific Islanders marched in San Francisco. Thanks to the ANSWER Coalition, APICAW, BAYAN, ILPS, LFS, Chinese Progressive Association, PYC, FCC, Gabriella, CJWP, Common Roots, Monster Cable Workers Boycott Campaign, Watada Support Committee, and San Francisco State and City College students, Students Against War, Campus Anti-War Network, Veterans Against the War, May 1st Coalition, US Labor Against the War and the United Educators of San Francisco. In 70 degree weather 10's of thousands marched in San Francisco today. Mike Wong of Veterans Against War and the Watada Support committee called for more support for GI resisters like Lt. Ehren Watada. Ann, a laid-off worker from Monster Cable and an activist with the Chinese Progressive Association said through CPA translator Shaw San Liu that the $1/2 trillion spent on the War on Iraq is hurting our communities at home. One of the largest and most vibrant contingents was led by BAYAN, ILPS, APICAW and closed out by the CJWP drummers and youth of Chinese Progressive Association/PODER Common Roots Program. Tags: AsianAmerican Chinese war antiwar militarism education labor imperialism justice

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Asian American Voices/Mixed Race Asians The Association of Asian American Graduate Students (AAAGS)of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in cooperation with the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association/South Asian Law Student Association and the UW Asian American Studies Department, presented the second annual "Asian American Voices Syposium," titled "Mixed Race Asian: Why it matters to Asian America. The day-long event on April 5, 2008, featured concurrent sessions on Identity, Health, and Activism at the UW Law School Building, with Prof. Michael Thornton as keynote speaker. Tags: AsianWisconzine UWMadison-AAAGS

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A CROOKED LINE Trailer - Asian American Theater Project This is the trailer for The Stanford University Asian American Theater Project's upcoming Spring production: Ju-Yon Kim's "A CROOKED LINE," opening April 5, 2007. Don't miss it! A CROOKED LINE A student-written play by Ju-Yon Kim Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 5-7 at 8pm Elliot Programming Center (Governor's Corner, next to Lake Lag) Tickets $8 General, $5 Students Available at the door http://acrookedline.stanford.edu STARRING: Bryan Tan Wendi Goh Amielynn Abellera Belinda Chiang Mark Marzona Directed By Alex Mallory About the show: A Crooked Line is the first of Stanford's Asian American Theater Project's two long-awaited Spring productions. Set sometime in the not-so-distant future, and amidst talk of war breaking out again on the Korean peninsula, three siblings, Mina, Leslie, and George, come home for the funeral of a great-aunt whose life is only discussed in embarrassed whispers. Despite Leslie's efforts to keep the peace, the family reunion deteriorates as old arguments between Mina and George about his decision to join the U.S. army are revived with a new urgency by the impending war. An insightful play that explores themes of racial identity, racism, family tension, cultural history and political reality, A Crooked Line is brought to life this weekend by a talented cast and crew - an intense, emotional, relatable experience that everybody can identify with. About the Stanford Asian American Theater Project: Steeped in history and rich in tradition, the Asian American Theater Project (AATP) boasts its famous founders Tony Award-winning playright David Henry Hwang and Nancy Takahashi. Established in 1978, AATP strives to feature Asian Americans in positive, non-stereotypical roles and to encourage Asian American talent in the arts. We hope to continue to build on our fine tradition of Asian American drama by providing opportunities to act, direct, write, and design. We welcome those interested in drama and theater to join us in our portrayals of the different stories which compose the Asian American experience. Visit http://aatp.stanford.edu for more info about the group. Trailer credit: Ryoko Nishijima Tags: stanford university asian american theater project crooked line play drama korean war racism family stage trailer

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Asian American Expo - Pomona Fairplex Asian American Expo Tags: Asian American Expo

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Short Trailer: NYC Asian American Student Conference, 2007 The short trailer for the 1st annual NYCAASC: NYC Asian American Student Conference. Hosted by Columbia University and New York University. Held at New York University on April 7th, 2007 For more information, please e-mail: nycaasc@gmail.com coordinated by members of the Columbia University Asian American Alliance (AAA) New York University Asian Heritage Month (AHM) Columbia University Asian Pacific American Awareness Month (APAAM) and other college students in the New York area. video directed & edited by Calvin Sun Tags: asian american student conference new york city columbia university high school stereotype rights voting break silence

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AASA Listen to the Silence 2008 Stanford University Asian American Issues Conference Listen to the Silence 2008 12th Annual Asian American Issues Conference http://aasa.stanford.edu to Register! Mission Statement Justice - Today in the 21st century, social justice continues to elude Asian American populations. As globalization enriches some, low-income Asian American immigrant workers in garment factories, hotels, and restaurants continue to suffer from economic exploitation in America. As medical technology advances, socioeconomic and cultural barriers continue to threaten health care access for Asian American populations. Lack of representation in the media and the government continue to render Asian Americans invisible to greater American society. Unity - In the face of injustice, unity is a powerful weapon. To achieve justice, Asian American communities must collectively recognize a broken system, and combine their different experiences and voices to create one powerful, resounding voice that cannot be silenced. United, our community can achieve educational equity, a living wage and benefits for workers, and rights for immigrants. Action - For students, education can provide the initial impetus to pursue social change. But, unless we take visible action and create audible outcry, no change can be implemented or sustained. Our conference workshops highlight the work of those who are taking action in the Asian American community, and who are empowering others in their respective journeys. This year's theme, Justice, Unity, Action, reflects the need for Asian American communities to rise up and stand together against injustice in order to produce socially beneficial outcomes for our generation and the generations that succeed us. We hope that the Listen to the Silence 2008 conference will empower you to build bridges, educate each other, and advocate for worthy causes. Most importantly, we hope this conference will inspire you to pursue justice through unity in action. Music: Magnetic North - "We Will Not Be Moved" Video Editing: Alan Wu Audio Recording: Rich Liu Tags: AASA Listen to the Silence 2008 Stanford University Asian American Issues Activism LTS grassroots outreach nonprofit magnetic north we will not be moved students association

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