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  1. Cory Aquino: The Spirit of Philippine Democracy

    By: Emil Aug 02, 2009
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    Read my latest on the death of Cory Aquino…
    at www.amok.com

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  2. Ponderings on the Fourth of July

    By: Emil Jul 03, 2009
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    Proud to be an American of Asian descent? Or just proud to be here in the U.S. of A., free, but maybe not debt-free?
    California’s giving out IOU’s, what can we give our creditors?
    Before you blow off your safe and sane fireworks this week,  or watch a replication of war played out in the night sky, [...]

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  3. Ron Takaki, the man who put APAs into historical context for the academy, is dead

    By: Emil May 27, 2009
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    In the future, we will know why May is Asian Pacific American Month.  It isn’t just because of the arrival of the first Japanese immigrant (May 7,1843). Or the sweat equity earned by Chinese workers who helped complete the transcontinental railroad (May 10,1869).
    Sadly, it is now the month that marks the passing of Ronald Takaki, [...]

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  4. No Asian American to the high court but Sotomayor’s pick gives hope

    By: Emil May 26, 2009
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    If you thought affirmative action was dead, just look at what President Obama did. He has affirmed that the much maligned remedy to racial injustice is alive and well with his pick of Federal Judge Sonia Sotomayor. Check it out on my blog at  www.amok.com

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  5. May Day! May Day! It’s APA Heritage Month

    By: Emil May 01, 2009
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    But does any one care?
    I survived Vice President Joe Biden’s warning yesterday having taken a cross-country plane trip, a bus ride, and a subway ride all within  the same 24 hours.
    I’m not sure what I’m incubating, but I’m proud to say I lived to see the start of another APA month.
    Coincidentally, Asian Pacific Americans are [...]

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  6. Do you know Fred? The Fred T. Korematsu Institute …

    By: Emil Apr 29, 2009
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    Check out what I have to say about the Asian Law Caucus and the Fred T. Korematsu Institute for Civil Rights and Education….
    at www.amok.com

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  7. Do you know Fred? The Fred T. Korematsu Institute…

    By: Emil Apr 29, 2009
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    Check out what’s happening at the Asian Law Caucus Dinner and the new Fred Korematsu Institute…
    at www.amok.com

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  8. Manny Pacquiao: The Phillippines answer to Barack Obama?

    By: Emil Apr 22, 2009
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    Though he’s focused on his next fight againts Ricky Hatton, Pacquiao has said politics is his next stage.
    He’s already the most popular Filipino on the planet.
    Check out what he did in San Francisco at the Giants game at AT&T Park at www.amok.com

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  9. Jiverly Wong’s sister’s interview on “Today Show” barely scratches the surface

    By: Emil Apr 06, 2009
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    Saw Jiverly Wong’s sister on the “Today Show.”
    Read my reaction to it on my blog:
    at www.amok.com

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  10. Immigrant Rage goes beyond Binghamton: There’s a lot more Jiverly Wongs out there

    By: Emil Apr 03, 2009
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    “A gunman invaded an immigration services center…” So begins the lede sentence to the New York Times story about the massacre in Binghamton, N.Y. at the hands of Jiverly Wong.
    For most of Friday, officials kept Wong’s identity a closely held secret until it was leaked. But why the reluctance to fully reveal these facts: Jiverly [...]

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