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Pilipinos lub bessball

I’m dreading the morning — after a vacation, a day of jet lag, then three days of packing, moving and unpacking, I’m pretty exhausted. And I’m now in the throes of feeling pregnancy uncomfortableness — swollen, sore feet, sore calves … Continue reading

16. September 2009 by darleene
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Japanese Americans have a bad taste from ‘The Goods’

This past week was, of course, the AAJA Convention in Boston, which brought out the nostalgia in me — especially on Facebook, where so many people I’ve met from past conventions posted about the parties, the workshops, the speakers and … Continue reading

17. August 2009 by darleene
Categories: AAJA, Asian American issues, Race | Tags: , , | 2 comments

L.A.-area vigil for detained journalists

Laura Ling and Euna Lee will be tried Thursday in North Korea on charges of hostile acts and illegally entering the country. The two American reporters for Current TV have been detained since March 17 and if convicted, face up … Continue reading

02. June 2009 by darleene
Categories: AAJA, Asian American issues, Journalism | Tags: , , , | Comments Off

Roxana Saberi goes free

Freelance journalist Roxana Saberi was freed by Iran today. Her sentence was suspended, but the espionage charges still stand. She cannot work in Iran for the next five years, but can leave the country. Ms. Saberi’s arrest had become a … Continue reading

11. May 2009 by darleene
Categories: Asian American issues, Journalism | Tags: , , | Comments Off

Asian women journalists, beware

Is there really so many Asian American women as journalists that three of them are being held in hostile countries for espionage? It is disturbing to me that three women of Asian descent — including Roxana Saberi, who is half … Continue reading

04. May 2009 by darleene
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