SHOW 100 July 25, 2021…. technical issue with picture.So listen.
READ MY Column on Olympics here.
More on Tuesday on the Olympics, and Asian American Mental Health talk at a weekend meetup.
SHOW 100 July 25, 2021…. technical issue with picture.So listen.
READ MY Column on Olympics here.
More on Tuesday on the Olympics, and Asian American Mental Health talk at a weekend meetup.
This is the scene at Barangay San Guillermo in Laoag, Philippines, sent from relatives dealing withTyphoon Mangkhut. Strong winds. Downed trees. But all safe for now:
I’m giving a storytelling workshop and performing an excerpt of my “Amok” monologue, “All Pucked Up: A short history of the American Filipino,” at the Filipino American National Historical Society conference in New York City on June 24.
Read about it here, on my blog post on the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund site.
Also, I reflect on Vincent Chin, 34 years later.
Read the column on Remembering Vincent Chin.
The U.S. has tried for years to keep the Spratly Island situation from being the small thing that becomes the big thing in world affairs.
But now it seems, China is ready to go all in on the little islands that from a satellite cam look like little amoeba.
Last week, a U.S. surveillance plane operation was sternly warned for flying over the area. This week, China released a new White Paper, letting all the world know that China is in fact beefing up its Navy and is ready to attack if attacked upon.
So now it’s not just the Philippines getting bullied. How does the U.S. respond?
First things first. Get to know your Spratlys.