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In the almost two years since Sunny and Shilpi moved from Delhi and became permanent residents through Canada’s express-entry program, they have been patching together beginner-level jobs in technology while running a small business. That way they can continue to rent a 500-square-foot apartment in Vancouver’s West End.
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They are rapidly burning through their money from India, which includes their own savings, a family gift and the proceeds of selling a car and jewelry. Feeling intense pressure, Sunny has realized that, even though he prefers Metro Vancouver rain to the snow of the rest of Canada, the odds against making a go of home ownership in this West Coast city are almost insurmountable. And forget about the dream of having children any time soon.
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Since the 2020 outbreak of COVID-19, thousands of acts of anti-Asian hate incidents have been reported throughout the United States alone. Acts of physical violence and racism on Asians and people of Asian descent have spread globally as the virus itself spreads. These incidents connect to a long history of anti-Asian racism that has been supported by laws, institutions and representations, along with a long history of resistance by Asian Americans in solidarity with other communities of color.
The September 23rd panel at the University of Massachusetts Amherst presented various perspectives from diverse groups of UMass Amherst faculty, professional staff, graduate and undergraduate students, and community members. It was organized by the University’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and co-sponsored by the Asian & Asian American Studies Certificate Program, the Department of History, the Labor Center, the Department of Women, Gender, Sexuality Stud
Members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club (DHSC) of Cerritos have not been able to have in-person meetings since March of 2020, but members did elect their Board members in January of 2021. Most of the members who served on the Board in 2020 were not able to complete all the programs and activities they had planned for 2020, so they volunteered to be re-elected and continue to serve as Board members in 2021. The Board filled the final position of Co-Recording Secretary at the last Board meeting in February to officially complete the Board for 2021.
The members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club appreciate the volunteer work of all their Board members. The elected members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club Board for 2021 are as follows: Co-Presidents, Carmelita Tiongson and Donald Izumihara; CO-1st Vice-Presidents for Programs, Sherrie Dixon and Marion Tesoro; Co-2nd Vice-Presidents for Membership, Janie Aguirre and Myrna Matsuno; Co-3rd Vice-Presidents for Public Performance, Hedy Anduha, Frances
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