Voice A: "Would you really vote for someone named Jun Choi?... No ...foreign group should ever dictate the outcome of an American election... I don't care if the Chinese (Choi happened to be a Korean Am.) population in Edison has quadrupled, ...Chinese should never dictate an election, Americans should."

Voice B: "Americans should, exactly." More similar talk followed.
Voice A talking to a caller: "You got it baby. ...the quote was Damn Orientals & Indians. "

Those were the voices of Craig Carton and Ray Rossi who called themselves "Jersey Guys on 101.5 FM. The entire broadcast was
actually more outrageous than the brief quotes.

Carton and Rossi aren't just clowns. On May 12th, they hosted a debate among Republican New Jersey gubernatorial candidates.
Thanks to the efforts of a New Jersey coalition of Asian American groups, Robert Schroeder and Todd Caliguire withdrew.

However, the 5 others, including the front-runners, did attend. If they see Carton and Rossi get away with making such
statements without consequence, might they infer that Asian Americans are timid and therefore that our interests can be brushed aside? If we can't stamp out small injustices, how can we stamp out the big ones?

Send them a message by making Carton and Rossi pay. Hyundai (a Korean automaker), Cingular Wireless, and Bank of America have already withdrawn their sponsorships of 101.5 FM. Let's get more sponsors to leave 101.5 FM. Send your protest to the remaining BIG sponsors. Use your own words to say the following:

"Join Hyundai, Cingular Wireless and Bank of America in withdrawing sponsorship from 101.5 FM New Jersey for their blatant racism. Otherwise, we will stop buying your products."

TAKE ACTION NOW! Send your email to:

Verizon Communications
Ivan G. Seidenberg, Chair and CEO, Ivan.g.seidenberg@verizon.com
Dennis Strigl, President, StrigDe@HQ.verizonwireless.com

Comcast
Brian L. Roberts, CEO and Chair, Brian_roberts@comcast.com
Stephen B. Burke, President, steve_burke@cable.comcast.com

Dishnetwork
Charles Ergen, Chairman, Charlie.ergen@echostar.com
Michael Kelly, Exec. VP, executivecustomerservice@echostar.com