Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts

The Angry Asian Man 10th Anniversary Party

Monday, April 25, 2011

He's the like Godfather of Asian American blogging - so get on down and party with Phil Yu in conjunction with the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.

Maybe also try and steal a kiss.


Angry Asian Man 10th Anniversary Party

Saturday, April 30
10 pm
$15 (free for badgeholders)

Siren Studios
1050 N. Orange Dr.,
Hollywood, CA 90038

Angry Asian Man turns 10! So we're celebrating with the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. Please join us for fun, friends and community.

Featuring:
* Special performance from The Shanghai Restoration Project
* Guest DJ O-Dub
* Complimentary drinks from Jinro
* Cookies by The Sweeter Things Co.
* Photo flip books by A Little Scene
...and The Mighty Boba Truck parked outside

Special sponsor thanks to Mnet

AAA-Fund’s 2009 Blogathon Winners

Sunday, October 18, 2009

People voted. Winners were announced. Congratulations are in order.

By popular acclamation, Rose Wei takes first place, with “Concerns of a Young Adult“. The first choice of 73 percent of all voters, Rose has won One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150), 2 free tickets to the 2010 AAA-Fund Gala (a $200 value), and an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger. Congrats, Rose!

Jenny Jiang takes second-place honors, with ”Higher Cost of Inaction“. Jenny wins 2 free tickets to the 2010 AAA-Fund Gala (a $200 value), and an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger. Congrats, Jenny!

Micah Weinberg wins third place, with “A Healthcare Story“. Micah wins lunch with a AAA-Fund leader, along with an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger. Congrats, Micah!

Reminder: Healthcare, AAA-Fund, And Blogging For Dollar$

Monday, September 21, 2009

Just a reminder my slanty ones that the AAA-Fund blog contest deadline for entries is coming around soon - and was extended until September 25th - so if you're interested in putting your voice out there about health care - now's the time.

And yes. I'm actually helping out with some of the judging on this one.

So get on to it.

It's Now The API Movement Blog

Thursday, September 03, 2009

Caught it and now reposting it - because you do want to know.

The Asian American Movement E-Zine is moving to a new platform and URL. As such, the Asian American Movement Blog is moving with it…. We are now API Movement blog.

Our new blog URL is: http://apimovement.com/blog

Our new website URL is: http://apimovement.com/

Asian American Movement E-Zine is always looking for contributors. So if you have something to say, contact them at:

http://apimovement.com/about-us/welcome-our-new-website

Healthcare, AAA-Fund, And The Blogging for Dollar$ Contest

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

I got word sent out about this from the AAA-Fund blog and it sounds pretty interesting - especially if you're willing to throw your voice into the healthcare debate from an API perspective and want to win some cool stuff:

Do you want to have a meaningful say in the healthcare debate — and win $150 and much more?

It’s easy. All you’ve got to do is blog — and our readers will be the judge! Read on for the exciting details.

AAA-Fund proudly announces its 2009 Healthcare Blogathon:

How can we fix our healthcare system so that everyone can get access to quality, affordable healthcare? Please share your thoughts and personal stories on why we need healthcare reform now (500 words or less).

HOW TO ENTER:

Send your entries to Richard Chen (rchen AT aaa-fund.org).

But hurry! The deadline: Sept. 11, 8 pm ET.

We will print every entry that meets our standards for publication (translation: well written content, but no abusive or offensive language). Please make sure to include a suggested title for your piece.

And just like in American Idol, our readers will get to decide the winners (more details about that in a couple weeks)!

Meanwhile, here are the prizes:

First Place: One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150), 2 free tickets to the 2010 AAA-Fund Gala (a $200 value), and an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger

Second Place: 2 free tickets to the 2010 AAA-Fund Gala (a $200 value), and an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger

Third Place: Lunch with a AAA-Fund leader, and an exclusive invitation to become a featured AAA-Fund Blogger
Like it says though - you have a little over a week - so get moving if you're up for the challenge (or you just like to hear yourself type).

Heart, Mind and Seoul: Asian American Blogger Gets Threats To Her Family

Monday, December 08, 2008

I've been a little reticent to blog about this, but down at Racialicous there's a post on a blogger who blogs down at Heart, Mind and Seoul who's had to effectively shut down her blog because she's gotten threats to her family and children from someone who apparently lives in her same state - and if you read what has been going on there, rather than getting ready for the holidays and enjoying this time, she's been dealing with the unthinkable.

If you get the chance, stop over at a fellow Asian American blog and give her some support from the community. While I'm sure she has to be thinking about a lot - I'm also sure the support will go a long way showing her that the community is out there supporting her as an Asian American woman.

When one of our own is simply talking about race and racism or their experiences as an Asian American, person of color, mother - anything - they shouldn't have to endure threats to the people they love.

Disagreements are one thing, but threatening the lives of someone's children and family simply because of what they speak about is completely uncalled for.

So again, do me this favor.

Show her some support.

While you can't read any of her previous posts anymore, I've read her blog as she's had some great insight into race and racism, and you can take my word for it - a voice like hers only adds to the community - and I hope that once this is all over she'll be able to speak her voice again in whatever format she chooses, however she sees fit, as an Asian American woman.

Blog Quotable

Sunday, October 12, 2008

From the post But Does it Come with Ovary Holders?

If this were an American estrogen-mobile, I'd ask where the tampon dispenser was. The compartment to hold your stash of morning-after pills? The rich guy GPS that assists in gold-digging? The fetus receptacle in case you spontaneously give birth while stuck in rush hour traffic? The Oprah satellite radio station and ice cream freezer? The Kelly Clarkson box set? Audio recordings of anything Candace Bushnell has ever written? The "Math for Dummies" book? The $300 Sarah Palin-brand forensic rape kit? The change machine that converts 1 dollar bills into 75 cents?
Read it in full down at The Antisocial Ladder.

And Comments Are Now Open

Saturday, August 23, 2008



Hey Folks. Just a quick note that after about ten months of being down at Blogger with comments turned off (for a variety of reasons), Disqus, which is a third party commenting tool (co-founded by Asian American Daniel Ha), has now been installed here on Slant Eye, so feel free to add in some comments if you want, or just read as you normally have.

Either way - keep it Slanty :)