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	Governor Davis: Taking Us for Granted? Was the incumbent front-runner Gray Davis taking the ethnic media, and its reach — estimated at 14 million Californians — for granted? The first debate in California’s gubernatorial race took place last week at the New California Media Expo in Beverly Hills, and Gray Davis didn’t show up. Was he washing his hair? Maybe we should have called it a “fundraiser?” Is not showing up really an option at a debate? The Libertarian candidate fired by his party for spitting was not there. That’s okay, he wasn’t invited... FULL STORY...		Detentions Mount Amid Official Silence (Feature) South Asian Domestic Violence Workers Strategize (in National News) APA Taxi Drivers Unite for Their Rights (in Bay Area News) Fashion and Compassion (in Business) The Cricket Invasion (in Sports) Move Over Barbie, Say Hello to The Girls of Many Lands (in A&E) Emil Amok: Governor Davis: Taking Us for Granted? (in Opinion)

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Voices from the Community: NCM EXPO Puts Ethnic Media in its Proper Place Walking down a Californian street and looking around, you are bound to see people of many colors and ethnicities. Yet turning on the TV or browsing in the paper might not reveal such far-reaching diversity. This under-representation of minorities by mainstream media was just one of the many themes at the New California Media Expo and Awards 2002 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel Sept. 17 and 18...

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