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In this Talk Story, we will be discussing how women of color influenced women’s suffrage movement. During Summer of 2026, the 1882 Foundation unveiled a mural that changed the landscape of DC Chinatown. That mural was of Mabel Ping-Hua Lee, a Chinese American woman who fought for the right to vote, but her story was never fully told.

Cynthia Chin-Lee is here to talk more about Mabel, but also other women of color and the right to vote.

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With support from the 1882 Foundation and in collaboration with the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, we have been imagining new ways for Asian Americans to re-connect with 19th century histories of communities like Hanford’s China Alley and LA Chinatown.

During this workshop, you will learn how to create stools found in Hanford’s China Alley and Auburn’s Joss House.

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