Senate Bill Bans Burma: Legislation introduced to prohibit all imports from Myanmar to support the end of forced labor. Prime Time Whitewash: New report shows lack of diversity on TV affects children’s perceptions. Also in National News... • Judicial Watch Questions Matt Fong’s Loyalty: • The OCA’s New Executive Director • Duong Is New White API Initiative Director • U.S. Officials Censor Embarrassing Book • Third Kidnapper-Rapist Pleads Guilty • Group Asks Bush for Better Fil-Am Veteran Benefits • Taoist Leader Sues Portland INS • Hmong Man a Step Closer to Release • Washington Journal: Fifty Years Since McCarran-Walter In Sports... • Komine Shucks Hitters in the Cornhusker State • AsianSportShots: Roundup of the latest on Asian American athletes. In International News... • Indonesia Ready for Impeachment Proceedings • Chinese AIDS activist Blocked from U.S. Trip • Great Britain, Great Problems • Korean Activists Protest U.S. Protection of River Polluter			Neighborhood Learning Center Reachs Out to Oakland: Nonprofit breaks stigma of mental illness and helps APIs return to their lives. James Hahn Elected L.A. Mayor: Longtime city attorney defeats former state assembly Speaker Antonio Villaraigosa. Also in Bay Area and California News... • Trial Begins in Minority Contracts Case • Longtime South Bay Postal Postal Employee Honored • More Junior College Grads Entering U.C. • California Schools Get Tech Info

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	Exporting High Tech Talent: Sino-American deal brings Chinese IT workers to U.S. Next Magazine Expected to Shake Up Taiwan: Hong Kong tycoon brings sensational, paparazzi journalism to the island. Also in Business... • Ethnic Businesses Grow with Communities in New Jersey			Missing Persons: Pacific Film Archive’s timely series on the existential work of Hiroshi Teshigahara. The Nijinsky of Butoh: Master performer Akira Kasai returns with new life. Also in Arts and Entertainment... • Neela’s LitPicks: New books for you to read. • On the Scene: Travelers Intrepid

	Emil Amok: What are tiger privates doing in Guillermo’s soup? Lead Editorial: Tax Cut Hurts Communities. The Bush administration’s tax bill is sending the wrong message and creating a long-term problem for community nonprofits. Also in Opinion... • We the Peepz: Cell Phones Make My World Go Round • Voices from the Community: The Myth of a New Brown Race. • Letters to the Editor: Comments from Our Readers.			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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