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A few days ago many celebrated the Asian Lunar New Year. While many people know about the Chinese customs and traditions, very few know about the OTHER asian customs for Lunar New Year. I asked Tara, who’s blogs at Tara Kamiya to share how her family celebrate the New Year in Japan – Onica, editor [

MamaDrama is seeking New York City-area writers and/or performers to read their original essays on any aspect of motherhood in the NYC premiere of LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER, to be held at the Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Family Auditorium at the JCC in Manhattan on Sunday, May 6, 2012. People of all ages, types,

Be in an Asian Man/Black Women Documentary! CROSSING LINES: A Real View Into AM/BW “Crossing Lines” takes a look into REAL relationships in the modern age – where cross-cultural love between Asian Men and Black Women blossoms and ignites both on and off-screen. We are looking for: Video Interviews f

Recently there was an up roar over Lowe’s Home Improvement pulling its ads from the TLC show All-American Muslim in response to an organization claiming the show “falsely humanized Muslims in America.” I was a bit disappointed by the Lowe’s brand actions but not really surprised. Still it was encour

Starting now through December 13, high school seniors can try to win a $20,000 Colonel’s Scholars scholarship by tweeting a single image and including the hashtag #KFCScholar. KFC is asking college hopefuls to tweet a photo that illustrates why they exemplify Colonel Sanders’ commitment to education

A few months ago I took part in a roundtable discussion for CBS News/48 HOURS presentation “Bullying: Words Can Kill.” Photo: Heather Wines/CBS ©2011 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved Of course as a parent the topic of bullying is important to me. But as a parent of a biracial child, I’m esp

Come tweet along with the stars at the first “Celebrity Disney Dreaming Twitter Party”! Join in and chat with “Family Feud” host, comedian Steve Harvey, Grammy-award winning gospel star Yolanda Adams, co-host of “106 & Park” Terrance J, noted educator Dr. Steve Perry, and ESPN sportscaster Stephen A

It’s no secret that Japanese people LOVE imitating the black culture. From reggae to hip hop, you can find the Japanese trying to assimilate the culture and fashion. But what happens when they cross the fine line of imitating to mocking? Where exactly is that line anyway? I saw this video posted in

Today many here in North American are waking up to celebrate thanksgiving. They’re imagining a day filled with food and family. They consider this a day to be thankful. They’re right. They should be thankful but many of the people who should be receiving their thanks are either all dead or fragmente