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Viewpoints & Opinions
Adoption for Dummies
The McCains' changing story uses an Asian adoptee as a political prop.
The Colorblind Con
The rhetoric of a "post-racial" US society that the American
media likes to promote means in practice a "post-racial justice" society.
Challenging America's ‘'Justice Deficit': Community-based legal organizations not only deliver justice to clients, but can provide the basis for larger change.
The Hypocrisy and Danger of Anti-China Demonstrations
Vote for the Barack O-rama but Don't Buy the Show (yet)
Asian Law Caucus Details Effects on AAs by Homeland Security Watchlist
"Out Now!" - Why Now?
Xenophobia and 'Made in the U.S.A.'? This All Sounds Dangerously Familiar
Asian Americans and the Immigrant Rights Movement
Change Here and Abroad - Organizing International Support
What Asian American Activists Can Learn from the Venezuelan Revolution
Breaking the Silence: Recognizing V-Tech Shootings as Unequal Mental Health Care Services
What May Come: Asian Americans and the Virginia Tech Shootings
Eggroll: Race and Relationship
McCain and The Gook
The Struggle for Fair Immigration & Humane Treatment – Quintessentially an American thing
Che Guevera, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution: Youth Organizing and Social Change
No Justice and No Peace: A Critique of Current Social Change Politics
Why the War is Sexist
Boston's Asian American
Candidate, Elections & Coalitions of Color: Movement Building
and the Local State
Women of Color, Raise Your Voices! Building the movement against U.S. imperialism
Ninjas, Dragons and Other Myths: How Asians Can Fight Inequality
You Are What You Wear: APIA-themed T-shirts
Yellow Journalism in 2005: Chinese "Terrorists"
Hope in Immigrant Organizing in Election Aftermath
Brothers Can You Spare Some Spine?: Asian American Men And Interracial Dating
Bush Was Being Honest: You’Are Either for the American Project or against It
From Philly to Boston: Re-Thinking the Model MinorityThe New Revisionism: Michelle Malkin's legitimisation of American Racicialism
My Beef with Michelle Malkin
Olympic Celebration: Asian Style
Some Bodies That Matter: The Impending Draft as a Moral Crisis for White People
Save De La Cruz: BAYAN calls for Filipino Withdrawal from Iraq.
New York Rally for Angelo De La Cruz
Statement of Oppostion on "No Communist Zone" Resolutions
Academics Speak against Anti-communist Obsession
Roll Back the Right:: What's going on and what we need to do
American Presidential Confession: Bush for real
How Globalization Promotes War
Recommitting Asian American Studies to the Community
Taking the Easy Way Out: blame it on the Asian factor
Towards
a Marxist-Leninist Viewpoint, 2003
Updated: Part
2 in a series of articles
Reconsidering Immigrant Rights’ Challenge to ‘Racial Justice’ Work”
Is the Left Neglecting the Big Story? Euro vs. Dollar!!!
U.S. Imperialists - Number One Terrorists: Youth sees through Bush
US Immigrant Rights, State Violence and Complicity
APEN: Environmental Justice and War
Why Asian Americans Should Oppose the War
Blood for Oil: How to Oppose Imperialist War
The LInk Between Militarization in the Philippines and Hawai'i
The Need for Speed: Asian Car Crews: Past, Present, and Future
Filling the Hole in the Soul: New Otani Hotel Workers & Ethnic Studies - on the link between Ethnic Studies and the Community
New York's Third World Within Peace Action Principles
Put the US Government on Trial for War Crimes
Bob Kerrey led a group of highly trained SEAL assassins and killed
women, children, and old men. Bob Kerrey is of course a former US Senator
and governor of Nebraska and a highly decorated war hero.
Southeast Asian Youth Organizing
No to Joy Luck Club
Submissive and sultry. White man's geisha. .. Who is she?
2050 Will Be What We Make It
Grace Lee Boggs of Michigan offers her outlook on the possiblities
of change
New Priorities - Program of the Unity Organizing
Committee
A
number of the principals of the zine belong to Unity Organizing Committee
(UOC). UOC, as well, is a sponsor of the site. We publicize our ideas
as a contribution to building a movement for radical change.
What
Time Is It?
Why ask the time? Isn't it always time to fight capitalism? Remarks
on the character of the historical period we are in, and thoughts on the
challenges and opportunities for the Asian left.
New
Organizing - Starting in '00
Organizing today faces great challenges. Obstacles are great not simply
because forces opposing progressive activity have consolidated and forces
supporting it have declined. Organizing is also much more complex today.
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