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Don’t Be Fooled By Kung Fool Company
Have you heard of the racist Halloween mask called “Kung Fool”?
After some complaints from our community, it’s now “Kung Fool, R.I.P.” The company says it won’t sell the mask anymore.
But don’t be taken for a Kung Fool.
When I called Steve Stanley, the executive vice president of licensing and general counsel for the mask’s manufacturer, Disguise, I got some cryptic answers that reveal a slight catch...
| APAs in the Elections & Endorsements 2002: San Francisco and California (Feature) Columbus Day Dissent Strengthens Solidarity Between APAs and Indigenous Peoples Honda Opposes Bush Administration’s Force in Iraq Fashion and Compassion Lowell High School Wins First Place in Dragon Boat Championship From ‘Oriental’ to ‘Asian American’ Emil Amok: Don’t Be Fooled By Kung Fool Company |
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It was a grueling process. For over a month, we sat through more than eight hours of editorial board meetings a week to figure out what was going on with this year’s ballot — enduring monotonous speaker-phone interviewees who listed accomplishments for 25 minutes, overly-defensive homeless activists, endless packets of campaign propaganda and enough political spin to power an amusement park ride. The height of it might have been the District 6 endorsement meeting, when candidate James Leo Dunn responded to a question about how he would meet the needs of the Tenderloin’s large Southeast Asian population by flicking me off with both hands and, in effect, telling me to go back to my own country...
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