Macleans’ Non-Apology About “Too Asian” Article
So, I didn’t write about the Macleans’ “Too Asian?” controversy, because I’ve been a little busy these past couple of…
Category: Affirmative Action
“Yes On 107”: Battered Women’s Shelters Should Be Open to Men
Things that disturb me definitely include having a registered ballot proposition group follow my blogging actions so closely as to…
My “No on Prop 107” Piece For the Local ABC Affiliate
Please check out my No on Proposition 107 piece that I wrote for the local ABC affiliate, which (with a…
How Proposition 107 Threatens Battered Women’s Shelters and Breast Cancer Screening Programs
There’s one consensus that both sides of Arizona’s Ballot Proposition 107 can agree on: the effects of passing this ballot…
How the “Yes on Proposition 107” Side Gets it Wrong on Higher Education
Several months ago, I wrote a series of posts on Arizona’s latest ballot proposition — Prop 107 — which is…
Asian Americans Claim Top Honours in Fashion Industry
The New York Times reports today that the most prestigious awards given to new designers at last night’s American Fashion Awards (the…
The Fight Begins Against Prop. 107
Surrounded by colourful posters decrying the racism of Arizona’s latest slew of discriminatory and intolerant legislation (e.g. SB 1070), a group of…
Will Arizona Voters Roll Back Racial Progress with Prop. 107?
Here’s my latest post over at Change.org. Yes, it’s also on Proposition 107. Will Arizona Voters Roll Back Racial Progress…
Affirmative Action Revisited
I saw this short post on Time’s Detroit Blog today: Still Getting It Wrong on Affirmative Action. In it, blogger Darrell…
Anti-Asian Bias in College Admissions?: Part 1 – An improper comparison
This post is broken into two parts for the sake of length: Anti-Asian Bias in College Admissions?: Part 1…
Anti-Asian Bias in College Admissions?: Part 2 – In support of affirmative action
This post is broken into two parts for the sake of length: Anti-Asian Bias in College Admissions?: Part 1 –…