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Sikhs Support Obama’s Executive Order on Gun Control
Jan 29, 2013
Dr. Rajwant Singh, chairman of the Sikh Council on Religion and Education, was recently invited to the White House for an event where President Obama signed an executive directive for gun control. "The Sikh community, while empathizing with the victims...
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Indian Rape Protests Foretell Feminist Spring
Dec 31, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO – As a co-founder of Narika, a Bay Area-based helpline for South Asian victims of domestic violence, I have come across many incidents of sexual assault against women in my community. It happens with numbing regularity.But few things...
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In Silicon Valley, Juggling College While Runnign for Mayor
Sep 06, 2012
“I love my city,” says Aziz Akbari, an 18-year-old college sophomore running to be Fremont's youngest and the city's first Indo-American Mayor. Elections will be held in November.Akbari has lived in Fremont since the age of seven and is a...
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S. Asian Vies to Become Nation's First Female Indian Mayor
Apr 17, 2012
On Apr. 10, Fremont Vice Mayor Anu Natarajan launched her campaign to become the nation’s first Indian American woman mayor.Natarajan has served two terms on Fremont’s city council, and briefly served as Mayor Pro Tem following the Dec. 29, 2011...
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Our Education Needs Are California's Needs
New America Media, Commentary, Jolene Rodriguez May 11, 2010
tudents of color, low-income students and immigrant students make up 70% of California’s schools and will form the majority of high school dropouts. Jolene Rodriguez, a junior at a Long Beach high school, speaks up for students of color and worries about the future of California.
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Asian Americans Join Fight Against Arizona Law
New America Media, News Report, Sandip Roy May 07, 2010
Asian-American civil rights groups are gearing up to challenge Arizona’s new anti-immigration law, joining Latino and civil liberties organizations that oppose it.
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