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Apex Express: Asian Pacific Islander radioThursdays 7PM-8PM, KPFA 94.1 FM, KFCF Fresnowww.kpfa.org: on-line listening, past programs Thursday, Dec 20: We explore what it is like to be a professional immigrating to the United States. Upwardly Global helps highly-skilled immigrants, refugees and asylees reclaim their careers here in the United States and helps American employers discover and … Continued
Hip-hop journalism, Filipino American artists, Asian American Studies and author Oliver Wang all converge on Apex’s hip-hop show.
Native Gumanians face military might as they try to re-claim land, language, political power. Plans for starting Pacific Islander Studies at UC Berkeley. Plus, Island music and more during Indigenous Peoples’ Month.
A youth detained and a father jailed in the film "Whose Children Are These," documenting Bush’s special registration started in Nov. post-9/11. The crisis in Pakistan: we talk with a member of the local community here whose father was jailed under martial law in Pakistan.
Afganistan/Pakistan and the South Asian diaspora presented through film at Third-I’s film festival; A trip to North Korea to create peace by Korean Americans; A book about "The Gangster Within."
Youth organize around reproductive health, and we cover a conference that deals with API youths issues. I-hotel tenant and labor, community activist Bill Sorro is remembered. Music, calendar.
From Asian American veterans to refugees fleeing war-torn homes – how did the war in Vietnam impact Asians? And, music from Bindlestiff’s CD compilation showcasing the Fil-Am music scene.
Filipino History month’s here: hear about a TV show that puts out what’s at the heart of the community and what happens when a major clothing store lets racist comments go un-addressed on the floor?
