Public Officials Learn to R-E-S-P-E-C-T: A public rally calls for an end to racial slurs among youth and public servants. EEOC Sues Tow Company for Racist, Sexist Workplace: Alleged discrimination against Asian Americans and African Americans. Also in National and World News... • Candidates Racing for Spot in NY City Council • Census Disagreement Intensifies • Dear Former Internees, You’re High School Graduates Now • FBI Reverses Course in Ocean Shores • Aryan Nations’ Compound, Name Sold • New Jersey Senate Passes Revised Hate Crimes Law • Hate Crimes Against APAs Still Going Unreported • Escape from Sweatshop in American Samoa • Sweatshop in Nicaragua a Thorn in Globalization’s Side • U.S. Shelters Suspected Arsonist in Okinawa • British Football Toughs Face Trial for Assault • Vijay Singh Wins Malaysian Open • Judge Grants Change of Venue for Colorado Rape Trial • Washington Journal: Black Like Us			Center for Torture Survivors Opens in San Jose: Haven offered for those victimized by government and war. Executive Order 9066 -- Day of Remembrance: Bay Area community gathers for annual ritual. Also in Bay Area and California News... • Blast from the Past: The Day of Remembrance. • Activists Mount Valentine Protest Against Commodification of Filipina Women. • Supes Roundup: Fair Time for All. • Political Potstickers: Remembering Roland Quan.

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	Internet Tax Issue Unresolved: Are states losing out on millions in Internet sales tax revenue, and what will Congress decide about it this year? After Estrada -- The Philippines in Transition: Will investor confidence recover with the economy? Also in Business... • The Shattered Ceiling: Q&A with Johnson Chao of Takira.			(Look): tom & john invite you to tell the community what the Mission is. The Moon Pearl: Ruthanne Lum McCunn’s own life reads like a novel as her latest book reconstructs the freedom of historical Chinese “self-combed” spinsters. Also in Arts and Entertainment... • Hot’n’Sour Dish: I Eat Cannibals, Especially Hannibal Lecter.

	Emil Amok: Columnist Emil Guillermo on why using the ‘N’ word may not be such a bad thing. Lead Editorial: The color of true love. Also in Opinion... • Black History Is Family History, Too • Wen Ho Lee: Pawn in a Global Game?			A&E Calendar This week's arts, entertainment, and community events around the country, listed alphabetically by region and category. Community Calendar This week's announcements, workshops, and opportunities for community, family and career.

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