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주디 추 CA주 28지구 연방 하원의원과 제시카 칼로자, 마이크 폰 CA주 하원의원, 신시아 최와 만주샤 쿨카르니 Stop AAPI Hate공동 대표, 스티브 강 LA한인회 이사장 등은 오늘(6일) 오전 11시 기자회견을 통해 유권자들에게 주민발의안 50을 지지해달라고 목소리를 높였다.
At a rally organized by the AAPI Equity Alliance and Chinese for Affirmative Action, community leaders warned that political interference in the electoral process threatens to weaken democratic norms nationwide.
当天，包括联邦众议员赵美心、加州众议员方树强、菲裔首位州众议员卡洛扎（Jessica Caloza）、《喜福会》与《小子难缠II》等影片的演员托蜜塔（Tamlyn Tomita）、“亚太裔平等”联盟(AAPI Equity Alliance)行政主任及“停止歧视亚太裔”联盟(Stop AAPI Hate)创始人库尔卡尼Manjusha Kulkarni）、“停止歧视亚太裔”联盟(Stop AAPI Hate)创始人及华人权益促进会行政主任崔贞文(Cynthia Choi)、洛杉矶韩裔基金会董事会主席史蒂夫·康（Steve Kang）等出席了当天的集会。
華人權益促進會（CAA）代表李安妮在發言中強調，李小龍的精神提醒人們，面對社會不公與仇恨，唯有團結與行動才能維護民主與公義。她並鼓勵民眾支持加州提案50號（Prop 50），以保護選舉與民主制度。
“We’ve been seeing a lot of clients we have nowhere to refer,” said Jose Ng, an immigrant rights program manager at Chinese for Affirmative Action.
The Justice Walk, a self-guided tour of San Francisco’s Chinatown, gives the listener an overview of the history of nearly two centuries of Chinese immigration to the US. It is a “Chinese History 101,” said Nick Gee, the recorded voice…
It was an ordinary work-from-home day in July 2020 when my coauthor and I published an article about affirmative action for Justice Patch, a then-newly launched WeChat public account, which later became a Chinese-language social justice news website.
Jinxia Niu, a digital platform manager at Chinese Affirmative Action, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that advocates for democracy in the Asian American and Pacific Islander community, said social media’s “most fundamental original sin lies in the fact that it doesn’t…
Jose Ng, an immigrant rights program manager at Chinese for Affirmative Action, a San Francisco-based civil rights organization, said community members are increasingly worried about the constant changes to immigration policy, such as the announcement by the Trump administration that…
Removing race-conscious college admissions was just the “tip of the spear,” said Annie Lee, a 2014 Harvard Law School graduate. She is managing director of policy for Chinese for Affirmative Action, a San Francisco-based advocacy group founded in 1969.