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  1. Asian American Christians: Why we tend to be conservative

    By: Bruce Reyes-Chow May 18, 2008
    Tags: Beyond Borders, Opinion | 0 Comments

    Faith Perspective

    Most Asian American Christians are conservative. Ding, ding, ding — generalization warning.  I know it is dangerous to make such blatant statements, but, as one who has been engaged in the Asian American Christian community over the past 20 years, I do think this is the reality. Continue reading…

  2. Street Celebration Sponsors

    By: Joyce Aldana May 18, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Bay Area | 0 Comments

    The Asian Heritage Street Celebration could not happen without the generous support of our corporate and business sponsors.

    Their contributions allow the Street Celebration to mount a massive public outreach and media campaign that includes: outdoor advertising on bus lines, subway and bus shelters; television advertising on major network Continue reading…

  3. AHSC Thank Yous

    By: AsianWeek Staff May 18, 2008
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    THANKS TO … THE VIPs

    San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom
    Senator Leland Yee
    Assemblywoman Fiona Ma
    Supervisor Carmen Chu
    District Attorney Kamala Harris
    Continue reading…

  4. Celebration’s Community Media Sponsors

    By: Angela Pang May 18, 2008
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    Each year, the Asian Heritage Street Celebration works with a wide cross section of television stations, newspapers, magazines and websites that serve the Asian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, South Asian, and Southeast Asian populations in the Bay Area. Continue reading…

  5. One at a Time

    By: Lisa Lee May 17, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Yin-Yang with Lisa Lee | 0 Comments

    GLAAD Stars Never in Same Room
    The likely reason why Filipino American actor Alec Mapa and Korean American actor Rex Lee never share the GLAAD Awards red carpet? They’re practically doppelgangers. Both Mapa, who plays Suzuki St. Pierre on Ugly Betty, and Lee are petite, have a jolly mien, round cheeks and huge grins — Continue reading…

  6. Asian Heritage Street Celebration Welcome Letter

    By: James Fang May 17, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Bay Area | 0 Comments

    Dear Fellow Asian Americans and Friends:

    As we look forward to welcoming and celebrating the 18th annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the month of May always serves as an important opportunity to reflect our position as a community in America, and as a report card on how successfully we have pursued the American dream promised to all Americans. Continue reading…

  7. Welcome back to Japantown

    By: Richard Hashimoto May 17, 2008
    Tags: Bay Area | 0 Comments

    The Japantown Merchants Association of San Francisco welcomes the Asian Heritage Street Celebration back to Japantown. We hosted the very first Street Celebration in 2004, and the return seems timely and relevant.

    Since hosting the first event, Japantown has undertaken a major revitalization process. Two of three Japan Center mall buildings, two hotels Continue reading…

  8. Asian Nights: 05/16/08

    By: Irene Aranya May 17, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Asian Nights | 0 Comments

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  9. ‘Unbound Chinatown’

    By: Amber Hsiao May 17, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment | 0 Comments

    Jon Jang comes to the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival on May 17, bringing with him his storytelling and brilliance as a composer and pianist.

    In “Unbound Chinatown With Jon Jang Seven Featuring Min Xiao Fen,” Jang delivers an Americanized, jazzed-up version of Chinese folk songs to paint a contemporary musical portrait of resistance within the Asian American experience. Continue reading…

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