Link Love: Asian American Feminism
Posted 31 December, 2007 at 12:33 am by donna darko
Filed Under Politics, Racism, Womanism/Feminism, World Politics |
I’m deeply stunned and saddened at the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, one of my Asian feminist heroes, and am rendered speechless. Except to say it’s George Bush and his various puppet governments’ fault.
Filipina poet Barbara Jane Reyes muses on a theme I’ve written about lately. That APIA women are their own worst enemy.
Reappropriate: Helen Zia: Be The Change. Zia, a Baby Boomer, was affected by Asian/Confucian sexism (father), I’m a Gen Xer affected by Asian/Confucian sexism (mother), the commenter I’m assuming is a Gen Yer was affected by both Asian/Confucian and Western sexism (father) and Jenn is a Gen Yer affected by Asian/Confucian sexism (father) and so Zia was right when she said at last year’s NAPAWF conference APIAs should get rid of their Confucian thinking.
Asian American Action Fund: Why APAs Should Vote Clinton. AAA does not endorse any candidate but it’s interesting to see Clinton is the first choice in California and first choice among the elderly, poor/middle class (<$40,000), APIAs, Latinos and women in California.
Reappropriate: Podcast on Asian American feminism
Reappropriate: A Question of APIA Feminism: Introduction. Jenn is starting a series on Asian American feminism. Huzzah!
Happy New Year.
**Cross-posted at my place.**
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