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As a result of its new direction, Ginger Post appointed new editors from Asia (Kuilan Liu and Allen Wittenborn), Canada (Terry Watada and David Lam), the United States (T.H. Moy and D'Ann Grace), and South Africa (Aminur Rahim).
As a result of its new direction, Ginger Post appointed new editors from Asia (Kuilan Liu and Allen Wittenborn), Canada (Terry Watada and David Lam), the United States (T.H. Moy and D'Ann Grace), and South Africa (Aminur Rahim).


Why the Name ''Ginger Post''
Why the Name ''Ginger Post?''


Initially, there were several reasons behind the choice of “ginger” in our name Ginger Post.  Culturally the Asian/Chinese Canadians, aside from the most recent immigrants, are more Canadian than Asian/Chinese, just as the Asian/Chinese overseas are more acculturated in the local languages, traditions, and customs of whatever countries where they were born or reside. It is likely that most of them may have some elements of Asian/Chinese culture in their everyday life.  
Initially, there were several reasons behind the choice of “ginger” in our name Ginger Post.  Culturally the Asian/Chinese Canadians, aside from the most recent immigrants, are more Canadian than Asian/Chinese, just as the Asian/Chinese overseas are more acculturated in the local languages, traditions, and customs of whatever countries where they were born or reside. It is likely that most of them may have some elements of Asian/Chinese culture in their everyday life.  
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