ATR 54 – Yul’s win on Survivor, report on TV diversity – 01/01/2007 – Voicemail 206-203-3983 – addictedtorace@gmail.com

Carmen is joined by guest co-host Jennifer Fang in this episode. Jennifer blogs at Reappropriate primarily about issues dealing with Asian American feminism and race activism. She is also the webmaster for APIABlogs.net, a syndicated blog of a number of political Asian American blogs.

First up is listener feedback, including an announcement about the 2007 National Student Conference on the Mixed Race Experience, which is happening on March 23rd-25th, 2007 at Macalester College in St. Paul, MN.

Then, Jennifer and Carmen discuss Yul Kwon’s win on Survivor, as well as the Asian Pacific American Media Coalition recent report card on television diversity.

This episode features music from P.O.S. and OddIsee, courtesy of Spectre Music.

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  1. reappropriate » Blog Archive » Addicted to Race, Episode #54 on 04 Jan 2007 at 3:16 pm

    [...] I was highly honoured and deeply privileged over the weekend to co-host the most recent episode of the podcast Addicted to Race. We talk about Yul Kwon’s win of Survivor: Cook Islands, the release of the Asian Pacific American Media Coalition report card on media diversity, and we respond to listener feedback from the last episode. [...]

Comments

  1. Joshua Xanadu wrote:

    Very well-thought out analysis of the Survivor edition, but I have to disagree. I do find some validity in Cao boi’s assertion that to reclaim the Asian heritage does shatter some stereotypes. We are taught to be ashamed of our Asian heritage as Asian Americans, that to really succeed we must adopt mainstream Western culture. However, to me reclaiming our heritage is the same as blacks advocating that “black is beautiful”… turning what was originally a source of quiet negatives into a proud positive.

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