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              Community Coordinator Position

              We are seeking a community coordinator! The application deadline is February 1. Click here for the posting.
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              December 2011 Newsletter!

              The December 2011 APIA Voice newsletter is here! Read it today.

              Inside the newsletter, you'll find
              • Statements on SB 756 and HB 6256/SB 1388
              • An interview with Mohammad Ashraf, our new intern.
              • Information on our T-shirt design contest -- The deadline is January 2 so start working on your designs now!

              APIAVote-Michigan is on Facebook and Twitter

              Click here to visit our Facebook group or click here to follow us on Twitter!

              Make a contribution

              michigan@apiavote.org
              P.O. Box 44613, Detroit, MI 48244

              Donations needed! Write checks to "APIAVote - Michigan" and send to the address above, click the "Donate" button above to donate online, or visit our Facebook Causes page.

              APIAVote-Michigan Statement Regarding Hoekstra Superbowl Ad   

              February 5, 2012

              Asian & Pacific Islander American Vote – Michigan is deeply disappointed by Pete Hoekstra’s “Debbie-spend-it-now” campaign ad, which plays on harmful stereotypes of Asians speaking broken English and has stereotypical Chinese music playing in the background. It is very disturbing that Mr. Hoekstra’s campaign chose to use harmful and negative stereotypes that intrinsically encourage anti-Asian sentiment.

              From 2000 to 2010, the Asian American community grew at the largest rate (34.9%) of all racial groups and continues to be a major contributor to the economy in Michigan.

              No elected official or candidate for office, regardless of political affiliation, should use stereotypical imagery or language. The use of these stereotypes is counter to the progress our country has made over past decades to encourage respect for all communities.

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              APIAVote-Michigan is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serves the APIA community through civic participation, advocacy, and education.

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              APIAVote-Michigan issues statements on election reform bills

              On November 21, 2011, APIAVote-Michigan issued two statements about election reform bills that have been introduced in the Michigan legislature. APIAVote-Michigan is very concerned about the impact on the Asian American community, should Senate Bill 754 or House Bill 5060 pass.

              Click here to read the statements.
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