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An Interview With Charlie Chin Upon the 55th Anniversary of the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival: Part 1 - Early Career, Blue Bird, and Joining Cat Mother 8/31/24

An Article About the Translated Edition of Behind Latticed Marble: Inner Worlds of Women By pioneering Bengali feminist writer Jyotirmoyee Devi Sen 7/31/24

An Interview with Rita Takahashi: Her Work On Educating the Public About AAPIs Continues 6/30/24

Summer Trips for 2024: Part of Our Summer Travel Series 6/30/24

Some of the Things We Did in Spring of 2024 6/5/24

The US Office of Management and Budget’s New Definition for “Asian” and the Implications for What AACP Focuses On 5/31/24

An Interview With Journalist and Author William Gee Wong Regarding His New Book "Sons of Chinatown" 4/30/24

• A Reissue of a Wall Street Journal Article Titled "Some Friendly Advice for Vietnam Refugees" by William Wong 4/30/24

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September 2024

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September 22, 2024

Hello AACP Newsletter Blog Readers.

Apologies for not updating this blog regular. This year and summer has been particularly busy for us. This is probably the busiest we've been since before the pandemic.

Since I last updated this blog, we've had three editions of the emailed version of the newsletter. You can read them by clicking on the following links - June, July, and August.

Be sure to read the Charlie Chin interview in our August newsletter. Charlie was a participant in Rock and Roll history and a part of AAPI history as he continued to perform in the 1970s as a member of a pioneering AAPI folk trio. We plan to have part two of the interview in our Septmember newsletter.

Have a nice rest of September.

Leonard Chan

June 29, 2024

Hello AACP Newsletter Blog Readers.

For those that only read our newsletters on our website, we apologies for not updating this page for awhile.

We’ve had three editions (March, April, and May newsletters) since we last updated this page. Please check them out or click on the links to the articles listed above.

Some subscribers to our email version gave us interesting feedback on one of our latest articles, “The US Office of Management and Budget’s New Definition for ‘Asian’ and the Implications for What AACP Focuses On.”

Their feedback got me thinking about how other AAPI organizations defined “Asian.” As the US OMB has just demonstrated, the definition for “Asian” is not fixed in stone or easily definable. If you’re with an AAPI organization, feel free to let us know your thoughts on this subject.

That’s all for now. Have a great weekend and summer.

Leonard Chan