Author: not.fade.away-aapi
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George Woo: Rocking the House, Giving Voice to the Voiceless
1965 — the calm and complacent facade of the Chinatown community was forever blown open through no-nonsense, jaw-dropping exposures about the Chinatown community. The culprit was one George Woo, a spokesperson for the Wah Ching, a Chinatown street organization composed primarily of disaffected Hong Kong immigrants.
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Transforming Oakland Public Schools Through Bilingual Education – An Educator’s Reflections
Shannon Yip — passionate practitioner of Chinese folk dance — shares her tenure as a retired Oakland CA, educator and advocate for bilingual/bicultural education and surmounting policy and cultural challenges.
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NO! THERE WERE CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN AMERICA, THAT IS THE TRUTH!
Paper media collage by Stan Nishimura 2023 I was in the first or maybe second grade; 6 or 7 years old. A group of us in theschoolyard. My parents and other relatives moved from Poston, Arizona to the inner city of Denver. So, this group in the playground was lower working class made-up with Blacks,…
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Book Review: Richard Aston’s Views From Gold Mountain: History, Memory and Voices
Richard Aston’s Views From Gold Mountain is four books in one sharing one relentless thread — the monumental and historical offenses suffered by the Chinese diaspora. Most saliently, it posits an in-depth look at some key historical figures of the Chinese Marxist Left in the U.S.