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Two stories worth hearing today..

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A new exhibit about Chinese immigration to Brooklyn is opening tonight at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
The exhibit, “Living and Learning: Chinese Immigration, Restriction and Community in Brooklyn, 1850 to Present”, will weave together a story about Chinese immigrant life in Brooklyn, showcasing historical newspaper and periodical articles, oral histories, caricatures and photographs.
I’ll be at the [...]

Bullied student used taekwondo to defend himself; now charged with assault

When people ask me about life in Canada, they are usually interested in hearing about one of two things: about the country’s natural landscapes and about how naturally nice everyone is.
That’s because Canada has a reputation for being a tolerant place – where people of all different races and nationalities can live together, with [...]

Blogging on China and the Chinese in America

Hello, world. I’m finally starting up a new blog. It’s been awhile. I was an avid blogger years ago during my first year of university. I wrote about some news but blogged mostly about my personal comings and goings. This time around, I’m going to be blogging about two of my interests that have developed [...]

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She is the recipient of a Pulitzer Traveling Fellowship for 2009-2011.

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