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Daily Dose: 02/28/08
> AsianWeek Market Report
> The Cow Palace May Be History
> Family Members Found Dead in Yorba Linda
> Schwarzenegger Announces 2007 Judicial Applicant Data
> S.F. Bay Area Asian Americans Targeted for Voter Registration
> Retired Priest Sentenced for Bilking Two Churches
> Bringing Baseball to Cambodia
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Chinese Real Estate Association Of America Guarantees Fair Housing for All
Over 30 years, group has championed minority homebuyers and sellers
In 1951, no Chinese person was allowed to purchase a home in the Sunset District of San Francisco or in all of Daly City. There was also a time when Chinese could not purchase property in San Francisco neighborhoods like St. Francis Woods, Pacific Heights […] -
Chinese Real Estate Association of America
4130 Geary Blvd.
San Francisco, CA 94118
Tel: (415) 387-1420
Fax: (415) 387-1422
E-mail: Info@chineserealestateaa.org
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Asian Americans in Real Estate
» In 1997, eight percent of Asian and Pacific Islanders owned real estate businesses, according to the Census.
» 9.4 percent (or 17,420) of the 185,315 current members of the California Association of Realtors are Asian American. -
Hip-Hop Dancers Compete To Be ‘America’s Best Dance Crew’
Asian American hip-hop dance group Kaba Modern is one of the competitors in the new MTV show, America’s Best Dance Crew, the brainchild of American Idol judge Randy Jackson.
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Real Estate in the Asian American Community
» Asian Americans are less likely than average to be homeowners — although 66.2 percent of households nationally lived in owner-occupied housing, only 53.3 percent of Asian Americans did so, according to the 2000 Census.
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Meet Kaba Modern
JIA HUANG, 24
ARCADIA, CA
When I hear a funky beat, my body can’t help but start moving. It makes me feel free and alive. All I want to be able to do is dance ’til I am old and gray. -
New Year’s Music
The Arts Take Over
San Francisco Symphony once again threw open the doors of Davies Symphony Hall to ring in the Chinese New Year with a gala celebration. Peng Peng (15 years old) and Conrad Tao (10) played Mozart’s “Concerto for Two -
Daily Dose: 02/27/08
> AsianWeek’s Top 5 Asian American Companies
> Asian Stock Indexes
> Update in Tempongko Murder Case
> Derek Chu Receives City Manager Award
> College Removes Controversial Flags
> Art Prompts Protest by Vietnamese Americans
> Wu Honors Chinese American World War II Hero
> Inouye Apologizes for Obama Remark
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Takaki at the City Club
SAN FRANCISCO — The Jamison Roundtable at City Club of San Francisco hosted a luncheon featuring world renowned author and historian Ronald Takaki on Feb. 14.
The professor of ethnic studies at the University of California, Berkeley, for more than 35 years captivated an -
Japantown Planning Talks Continue
Bus-only lane and pedestrian accessibility are key issues for neighborhood
SAN FRANCISCO — With the livelihood of one of the last remaining Japantowns in the country at stake, residents and stakeholders discussed at a Feb. 12 meeting on a new plan -
Presidential Campaign Update
Hillary Clinton
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders for Hillary — under the leadership of Irene Bueno, the national consultant to AAPIs for Hillary — have continued working the phones and canvassing with even more conviction since Super Tuesday.
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Takaki Speaks:
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I agree that some of the school board candidates are hedging their bets on JROTC. I have come out in support of reinstating JROTC and have posted my views on my web site at http://www.
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An inspirational article. It makes me want to join a Dragon Boat team.
Dan Underhill on Masters Dragon Boat Paddlers Prove You’re as Young as You Think You Are
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Sorry, folks: This duncehead corner is not quite "done" for the day, as in still baying at the moon here.
Frank Eng on Sexy Asian Men
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Dear Linda & Sue: Gee . . . "beauty" -- well, in this case, let's make it "handsomeness," or "hunky"?, who knows what sexists are reading these posts? -- lies in the eyes of the beholder? In which case, Sue, it would seem thzt your eyes have been glazed by too many subscriptions to too many glossy mags and equally surreal movies and teleseries.
Frank Eng on Sexy Asian Men
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Mmm, let's see here. This piece, while not as "celebrated" as the author's third effort in the same vein and while it IS "old," still has legs.
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To Yul and my brother Mark -- way to go, I am so proud of you. Keep it up! We are all pulling for you.
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Assembly Bill AB 2565 is just being used to keep the body on life support so they can keep the body warm until they can get family consent to rip out their organs for donation.
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Thanks, Terry, for pointing out Archie from CSI. I didn't include him because he's condiered a recurring character as opposed to one of the "regulars.
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I rarely see good looking AA men. I wonder do they even exist??? I have so far seen handful of good looking AA men in my life.
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A great idea to acknowledge the beauty of Asian men in a proactive way. However, we mustn't overcompensate by forming unrealistic images of the other kind.
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