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	A Piece of Raw Humanity Playwright Lloyd Suh debuts Masha No Home By Terry Hong Special to AsianWeek Lloyd Suh is about to receive a fabulous holiday present: the Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST) — one of New York City’s most important stages, considered by many to be the top developmental theater in the country — will present a full production of his new play, Masha No Home, which goes up Saturday, Nov. 30... COMPLETE STORY...		Giving Thanks (Feature) Access to Sept. 11 Relief Still Elusive for New York’s APA Community (in National News) Task Forces Examines Thurgood Marshall Incident (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: 2002 Gamer’s Gift Guide (in Business) Mark Chung: American Soccer’s Coolest Man (in Sports) A Piece of Raw Humanity (in A&E) Emil Amok: Good and Plenty (in Opinion)

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New and Notable Books By Terry Hong Special to AsianWeek  This Bridge We Call Home: Radical Visions for Transformation Edited by Gloria E. Anzaldúa and Analouise Keating (Routledge) A collection of 80-plus essays on race, culture, feminism and activism, which continues the dialogue begun two decades ago in the revolutionary This Bridge Called My Back. Included is an essay by original contributor Anita Valerio, who returns in This Bridge We Call Home as Max Wolf Valerio to discuss his new perspective on feminism since his transformation from female to male...

Japanese American Social History Through Manga Reel Stories: Want To Be A Movie Star? Gulf War Photo Exhibit Comes to Bay Area A&E Calendar Arts, entertainment, and community events around the country, listed alphabetically by region and category.

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