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APEX Express – April 8, 2004

Immigration, Discrimination or Environmentalism: Sanjay Ranchod of the Sierra Club talks about these issues colliding in the Club where forces against immigration may sway its’ future and the ability to attract APIs to the organization. Also, we talk with Apex’s Pratap Chatterji – who’s in Iraq – to get a first-hand sense of what’s happening … Continued


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APEX Express – April 1, 2004

Cloth of a Community: Tongan tapa-making and traditonal songs on Apex! A rare chance to hear voices from a growing Pacific Islander community and to learn about a still vibrant cloth-making art-form being presented by Calif. College of Arts this spring. And, LSL: Laotian-as-a-second language is part of actor Ova Saopeng’s performance. He’ll talk about … Continued


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APEX Express – March 18, 2004

Moving Beyond Exclusion: Asian Pacific Islander youths talk about their needs in the wake of the juvenile detention scandal. And, poetry by Youth Speaks, a feature on the Traveling South Asian Film Festival and a Women’s History Month salute to Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s symbol of democracy now under arrest. Plus music, calendar and … Continued


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APEX Express – March 4, 2004

Outsourcing to Asia continues to make the news. It’s also the subject of Alladeen, a well-received play about the impact of made-in-the-USA jobs exported to Indian workers. We learn more about this issue in a talk with: Naeem Mohaiemen, author of articles on outsourcing, and Marianne Weems producer of Alladeen. Also, the Asian Sight and … Continued


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APEX Express – February 5, 2004

Young Asian American activists talk about their trip to India that brought thousands together to share ideas and organizing efforts at the World Social Forum. And, celebrating 100 years in the US: Korean American award-winning filmmaker Deann Borshay talks about an exhibit at the Oakland Museum that looks at Korean immigration in America. Members of … Continued