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Not Chinese Taipei 可以不中華嗎: Balling out the scoreboard and competing by another name

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By Gordon Low, Weekly Vibes, Weekly Vibe
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By Unu (Atayal, Amis) and Gordon Low They win. They hustle. They play with heart. But when Taiwan’s baseball players step onto the world stage, the name across their chest tells a different story. To most sports fans, the fact that Taiwan competes under the name “Chinese Taipei” might seem like a technicality or confusing why two Chinese teams exist.
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Richmond Art Gallery exhibits Anna Wong's The Great Wall: #6 in its Collection Close-up

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By Weekly Vibes, Weekly Vibe, Charlie Smith Verified
| Pancouver Verified
Pancouver recently highlighted the Richmond Art Gallery’s Restless by Nature: Mary Sui Yee Wong, 1990s to the present exhibition. But the Concordia University professor isn’t the only artist named Wong whose work is on display at the gallery from April 12 to June 8. Master printmaker Anna Chek Ying Wong‘s The Great Wall: #6 is also featured.
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DOXA Festival: #skoden is more than a meme—it’s a film that speaks volumes about Indigenous-settler relations in Canada - Pancouver

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By Weekly Vibes, Weekly Vibe, Charlie Smith Verified
| Pancouver Verified
How do you humanize an Internet meme? Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) filmmaker Damien Eagle Bear set out to do this in his Telus originals documentary #skoden, which will have its premiere at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival. As many rez kids will tell you, Skoden is a popular slang term in Indigenous communities, meaning “let’s go then.” Some interpret it as a message of resistance. This probably explains why “Skoden” showed up as graffiti on a Sudbury water tower in 2018.
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