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Free Food for Millionaires by Min Jee Lee — Review by Audrey Sun

  • Post published:06/06/2022
  • Post category:Literature Corner Blog/1882 Internship
  • Reading time:4 mins read

What does it mean to be successful? Can you be happy and successful? Min Jin Lee takes a stab at answering these questions, with the backdrop of her home in mind. Lee sets Free Food for Millionaires in Elmhurst, her…

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Talk Story Review: Hazel Ying Lee Film Screening

Talk Story Review: Hazel Ying Lee Film Screening

  • Post published:11/19/2018
  • Post category:Programs/Talk Story
  • Reading time:4 mins read

This month’s Talk Story began with a screening of A Brief Flight, a documentary about Hazel Lee. Lee was a Chinese American pilot who flew for the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during the Second World War. She had a…

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Program Review: DC History Conference

Program Review: DC History Conference

  • Post published:11/15/2018
  • Post category:Programs
  • Reading time:2 mins read

A couple weeks ago, 1882 Foundation participated at this year’s DC History Conference, held at the University of the District of Columbia. Over the course of the weekend, students, scholars, and other people in the field met to discuss their…

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Talk Story Review: Hakka Jamaicans

Talk Story Review: Hakka Jamaicans

  • Post published:09/28/2018
  • Post category:Talk Story
  • Reading time:5 mins read

The September Talk Story featured several Chinese-Jamaican identifying speakers, who came to share their varying experiences growing up Chinese or part-Chinese in Jamaica, as well as their unique pathways to adult life the U.S.Carol, the daughter of a married Chinese…

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Talk Story Review: Victoria Moy & William Chan

Talk Story Review: Victoria Moy & William Chan

  • Post published:09/16/2018
  • Post category:Programs/Talk Story
  • Reading time:3 mins read

This month’s Talk Story featured journalist Victoria Moy who discussed her 2014 book-length oral history, Fighting for the Dream: Voices of Chinese American Veterans from World War II to Afghanistan, which features a collection of interviews from various Chinese American…

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Through Chinatown’s Eyes: Possible Episodes

  • Post published:09/02/2015
  • Post category:Film Productions
  • Reading time:3 mins read

These are possible topics in the series.  The intention is to build on oral histories collected from DC residents and people who have had an association with DC.  The topics are platforms that allow the exploration of broader historical themes and social…

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