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    Greetings everyone. I immigrated to the US in the late 1870s, and I’m here today to defend all Chinese immigrants against your policies for immigration, who has been wronged, greatly wronged. Do not ask me how I came into this building or how I heard about your plan, because all I want is to finish this speech and express my discontentment and anger towards this outrageous treatment. I heard the exclusion laws are going to be extended for another 10 years, but more importantly, anyone who enters…

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    Chinese Exclusion

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    The life of Chinese Immigrants in the United States wasn’t easy as Chinese Exclusion Act suspend Chinese immigration into the country in 1882. In the old days, almost most of the Chinese immigrants arrived in America with hopes of being rich so they will be able to send money back to their poor families. They had heard that California is a place that they could search for gold, but in fact they soon discovered that the gold mountain was just an illusion. Since they finally realized that the gold…

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    Introduction to America for East Asians and The Curious Americans Many immigrants from east Asia grew up in an environment with a strong sense of culture pride. Their traditions dates back thousands of years. When they move to the western world, these people often find themselves facing an entirely different culture. While it is important for them to maintain their traditions, it is also crucial for them to adapt to the new environment. People are most likely find two types of Asians in…

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    China Research Paper

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    are a large part of the Chinese diet and meat is smaller portions then what Americans are used to. Some popular cuisine of China are as follows: eggdrop soup, dumplings, wonton soup, sweet and sour pork, fried rice, spring rolls, wontons, Peking duck, almond cookies, and green tea ("Food", n.d.). The Chinese celebrate many festivals throughout the year. Some of the major public holidays/festivals that are celebrated are as follows: New Year’s Day, Women’s Day, Chinese New Year, Qingming,…

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    Herb Tam Analysis

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    Herb Tam is a Chinese-American curator who was born in Hongkong and raised in San Fracisco, Bay area. He is now working as the curator and director of exhibitions at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) in Manhattan Chinatown, New York. He curated lots of exhibitions focusing on Chinese identity, Chinatown, Chinese-American culture and history as well as their current life in America. Tam, a Chinese-American, is recognized as the minority person. He suffered from some unfairness and…

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    over other minority groups and helped ease their assimilation into American society. A strong sense of community characterized Portland’s Japantown before World War II. Because multiple families lived in the same neighborhood, there were many…

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    the subdued reaction of the minister, not only highlights the differences in their culture, it also expresses the shame she feels from his vulgar act Tan intentionally magnifies the action to represent the discomfort felt when her Chinese culture clashes with the American culture of the minister’s…

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    thought of being a vegetarian was something that I hadn’t given much thought to since I stopped. One day in January 2014 while searching through Netflix I came across the documentary Forks Over Knives. In this documentary they begin to explain how Americans are literally eating themselves to death. Over the 96 minutes I really began to soak up the information. The documentary starts to explain how many common…

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    of some repair. Upon entering the restaurant it has the feel of traditional Mexico which includes, brick lined walls with traditional Mexican artwork and color schemes. A comprehensible view of the Rio Mirage restaurant which serves fine Mexican cuisine with friendly service, an inviting atmosphere, and cultural tradition can be understood through the reviews of myself, Google review contributor Sue Lantz, and Yelp contributor Brad S. Typically the first person you…

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    Mama Rojas Research Paper

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    have Rotisserie Cheicken, Mustard-Crusted Pork Chops, and Deviled Eggs. Ally Kat has rated their food and location “Romantic, on the Lake, Excellent Food, Fantastic Service!. I can go on, and on, and on about Redrock. They have some of the better American, Southwestern style foods in Oklahoma City! And you can 't beat the sunset on the lake when it 's clear weather. The atmosphere is good for couples looking for a romantic get-away and for families alike. We 've tried several meals from Redrock,…

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