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"Eugene exhibit tells the story of Chinese Oregonians"

opb.org/article/2025/03/06/eug

"The Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon has a new exhibit highlighting the 150-year history of Chinese Oregonians …

'Roots and Resilience — Chinese American Heritage in Oregon' has everything: from artifacts like a toothbrush that belonged to a Chinese railroad worker, to photographs that documented Chinese Oregonian life in the late 19th century"

OPB · Eugene exhibit tells the story of Chinese OregoniansBy Sajina Shrestha

' Making this crazy thing took years of work, ingredients from around the world, and who knows how many restaurateurs. Those little packets are strangely, psychotically perfect, designed to appeal to our base instincts: creamy and fatty and crispy and sweet and sour and savory, all at once. No modern food conglomerate would ever come up with something as deranged as crab rangoon, and if it was new today, nobody would buy it... '

#food #ChineseAmerican #CrabRangoon

atlasobscura.com/articles/what

Atlas Obscura · What the Heck Is Crab Rangoon Anyway? By Dan Nosowitz

"Peter’s parents, who do not speak English fluently, struggled to keep up with those conversations, or to take the kind of action that might have given them an outlet for their grief."

For The New York Times, Amy Qin tells the heartbreaking story of one #ChineseAmerican family's grief and isolation, six years after the #Parkland shooting: nytimes.com/2024/02/11/us/park

The New York Times · Lost at Parkland: ‘Peter Was Always My Translator’By Amy Qin
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Caught in the crossfire: Fears of #ChineseAmerican scientists...
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2216
"Our study reveals the widespread fear among scientists of Chinese descent in the United States arising from conducting routine #research and academic activities. If this fear is not alleviated, there are significant risks of underutilization of scientific talent as well as losing scientific talent to #China and other countries. "

I'm reading @intelwire's post about anti-Chinese American dystopian fiction:

"Almond-Eyed* *came and went* *with little fanfare, but it was the vanguard of what would be a wildly popular genre…at least 23 works of fiction…between 1878 and 1918…The language and themes of these early works would reverberate through the genre for well over 100 years, haunting us today"

jmberger.substack.com/p/the-so

WORLD GONE WRONGThe song remains the same, part 1By J.M. Berger

Gonna post a better #introduction now that I've been on here a bit.

Hi! I'm Kai, I like cooking and eating good food. #ChineseAmerican born in New York, now #ChineseCanadian living in #Vancouver, where I founded a #CommunityGarden on a hospital rooftop & #volunteer cook at a shelter for people getting out of homelessness. I've spent my career in software, but always active in politics, street/online activism, #bipoc #AntiRacism. I like old movies, libraries, jazz, Scottie dogs.

See ya round!