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Alzheimer's disease, which causes progressive memory loss and dependence, is estimated to affect 4 million Americans (Yeo & Gallagher-Thompson, 1996)....
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The Department of Commerce's (Department) Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) seeks to redesign its Native American Business Center (NABEC) program. The NABEC program is a key component of MBDA's business development assistance program and promotes the growth and competitiveness of eligible Native American and minority- owned businesses. As part of the NABEC program, businesses that are owned or controlled by the following persons or groups of persons are eligible to receive business assistance services: American Indians and Native Americans (including Alaska Natives, Alaska Native Corporations, Tribal entities, tribal universities and tribal governments), African Americans, Asian Indian Americans, Asian and Pacific Islander Americans, Hasidic Jewish Americans, and Hispanic Amer...
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Today, the Asian American Justice Center (AAJC), a national civil and human rights organization, raised concerns about the paucity of Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIA) on the list of nominees for the 58th Emmy Awards. Of the 16 nomination categories for outstanding actor or actress, only four minorities, one of whom was APIA actress Sandra Oh from "Grey's Anatomy," were nominated for awards. Last year, five minorities, including APIA actors Naveen Andrews and Oh, received nominations.
The truth is there are few prime time roles being filled by APIA actors," said Star Trek veteran George Takei. "The networks need to continue their efforts to significantly increase quality opportunities for Asian Americans and other minorities on prime time te...
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WASHINGTON -- The Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund (APIASF) announced today that it signed an agreement with the United Negro Colleg...
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To: POLITICAL EDITORS
Contact: Naomi Tacuyan, +1-202-510-1167, naomi@apiavote.org, or Vida Benavides, vidab@apiavote.org, both of APIA VOTE
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The Constitution's Equal Protection Clause provides that no State shall deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. The Supreme Court's equal protection jurisprudence designates all legislation identifying race-based categories for differential treatment as "suspect" and subject to "strict scrutiny." Similarly, legislative differentiation based on national-origin classification is also subject to this strict scrutiny standard. Although the Court has established that legislative national-origin classification is suspect and subject to strict scrutiny, the Court has yet to articulate a comprehensive method of analysis reflecting national origin-based discrimination in the United States. Equal protection challenges to the categorization of Latinos in affirm...
... reality of the experience of African Americans and persons of African descent in the United State... Americans, Native Americans, Asian Pacific Americans, and other minorities, or any other indi... Americans, Asian Americans, Pacific Islander Americans, and Hispanic Americans, who by virtue o...
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News Advisory:
WHEN: Wed., May 18, 10 a.m.
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The Asian Pacific American Legal Center and other Asian American and Pacific Islander organizations are launching a statewide campaign aimed at helping Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders become U.S. citizens, officials announced.
The statewide AAPI Naturalization Network will consist of free citizenship application workshops in six regions throughout California.
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It is amazing what we do not know.
For some time now, many Americans have thought that unusually bright Asian and Pacific Islander students dominated college studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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BOSTON, July 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- When the largest delegation of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in political history attend next week's Democratic convention in Boston, they will have the largest number of APIA events to attend too. APIA community and opinion leaders are working harder this year than ever to organize and mobilize voters to support new leadership in this country. The failed policies of the Bush Administration have galvanized the community across differences and John Kerry's optimistic message has created momentum among APIA voters.
APIA EVENTS -- DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION, BOSTON, MASS.