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Irvin Lai speaks about the civil rights struggle for Chinese Americans during WWII.
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Mechicano brought together artists and the community through the creation of murals.
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Our teenaged producer Mo has the strategic intelligence of a diplomat.
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Mo has a deep appreciation and understanding of media and a keen capacity for analysis.
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How the nature of the networked culture was created by early Chinese immigrants.
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Chinese pioneers create transnational networked cultures through Family Associations.
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Min Zhou explains the differences and impact of women in communities in early Chinatown.
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How changes occurring in China are translated into Chinese communities in Los Angeles.
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"Its all about the preparation of the soil..."
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"We began with corn, tomatoes, cabbage..."
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Mechanico Art Center was close to the community with which they often collaborated.
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Chicano and Mexican artists were not a part of the curriculum at art schools in the 1970s.
