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Conservative Journalist, Community Organizer, Businessman, Musician, Rancher, Dog Dad. Author of “The Minority Retort”
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Quotation of the Day: Attacked, Asian-Americans Turn to Politics

Quotation of the Day: Attacked, Asian-Americans Turn to Politics

The New York Times — "Suddenly we are top doctors, top lawyers, top business people. It is just inevitable that we become a voting bloc." MARC ANG, a conservative political activist and business owner in Orange County, Calif., about how a generation of immigrants' children, now grown, are forging a new Asian-American identity.
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Inside Larry Elder's base - longtime fans, new converts, evangelicals, Trump fans

Inside Larry Elder's base - longtime fans, new converts, evangelicals, Trump fans

Los Angeles Times — Marc Ang remembers the moment in July when a friend texted to tell him that Larry Elder had just read Ang's words live on his program. A longtime fan of "The Larry Elder Show," Ang, 39, a community organizer and financial advisor who leans conservative, had recently published a piece encouraging the eponymous host to join the race of candidates hoping to replace Gov.
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Pastors question health officials' treatment of churches during coronavirus pandemic

Pastors question health officials' treatment of churches during coronavirus pandemic

Orange County Register — Pastors from around Southern California gathered at a Dana Point restaurant Tuesday afternoon to share their experiences dealing with public health departments' treatment of churches with regard to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Amid Awakening, Asian-Americans Are Still Taking Shape as a Political Force

Amid Awakening, Asian-Americans Are Still Taking Shape as a Political Force

The New York Times — Divided by generation, ethnicity and class, but currently galvanized by a surge of racially motivated attacks, Asian-Americans are growing rapidly as political players. To hear more audio stories from publishers like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or Android . When Mike Park first heard about the recent shootings in Atlanta, he felt angry and afraid.
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The Left spent millions, the Right was busy infighting, Californians lost | Opinion

The Left spent millions, the Right was busy infighting, Californians lost | Opinion

Newsweek — I want to be measured in my conclusions about the California recall election results. Since so many observers have instantly weighed in with hyperbolic conclusions, I hope to give a few insights that may temper some of the more extreme conclusions being made about the election result.
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Fil-Am conservative leads Newsom recall efforts

Fil-Am conservative leads Newsom recall efforts

ABS-CBN News — On September 14th, California voters will head to the polls for a special election asking if Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom should be recalled and who should replace him. To remind voters to cast their ballots, the Fil-Am led nonprofit Asian Industry Business 2 Business (AIB2B) is holding a series of rallies, which are also in support of a recall.
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National Asian coalition says educational bias is contributing to spike in hate crimes

National Asian coalition says educational bias is contributing to spike in hate crimes

Fox News — A national coalition of Asian American advocacy groups called on the Biden administration to reinstate a lawsuit alleging discriminatory practices at Yale University as part of taking a stand against anti-Asian hate crimes.
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Opinion | Why is a pro-diversity ballot initiative failing in America's most diverse state?

Opinion | Why is a pro-diversity ballot initiative failing in America's most diverse state?

Washington Post Opinions — Yumi Wilson is a professor at San Francisco State University, a lecturer at the University of California at Berkeley and the author of " The Social Media Journalist Handbook ." Eight minutes and 46 seconds. That's the time it took for many Americans to acknowledge that race does matter - not just in law enforcement, but in institutions throughout our country.
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3388 Films to Present DAD, I'M SORRY- Vietnam's Official Entry For Awards Season 2022

3388 Films to Present DAD, I'M SORRY- Vietnam's Official Entry For Awards Season 2022

BroadwayWorld.com — Southern California- based film distribution company 3388 Films will present 'for your consideration the comedy/drama Dad, I'm Sorry, Vietnam's official entry in the international feature category for the 2022 Oscars. Dad, I'm Sorry is co-directed, co-produced and co-written by the famous Vietnamese actor Tran Thanh, who also stars as the lead character (Ba Sang) in the film.
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Asian Industry B2B president rebuts SJ jailbreak advocates' wacky zero bail claims - OPPORTUNITY ...

Asian Industry B2B president rebuts SJ jailbreak advocates' wacky zero bail claims - OPPORTUNITY ...

opportunitynowsv.org — SoCal's Marc Ang is president of Asian Industry B2B and renowned for his pioneering journalism championing minority communities and fighting bills like Prop 16. He turns his gaze on local Santa Clara County decarceration advocates' arguments for zero dollar bail, and finds that facts don't support t
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