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建造美国亚太裔历史文化国家博物馆的主帅 – 孟昭文议员

Museum, People/人物

主讲人 孟昭文议员, 三藩市亚洲美术馆馆长兼首席执行官许杰 Zoom 点击进入会议链接 Webinar ID 829 5802 2550 Passcode 2022 Time May 21, Saturday, 5:00pm (PT) 7:00pm (CT) 8:00pm (ET) 焦凡 自2015年以来，国会孟昭文议员（Grace Meng）一直是推广《美国亚太裔历史文化国家博物馆》 (National Museum of Asian American and Pacific Islander History and Culture) 的核心和灵魂。 2021年5月25日，孟昭文议员（D-NY-6）提出了H.R. 3525法案 – 设立专门委员会研究创建亚太裔国家博物馆可能性的法案，呼吁史密森尼学会考虑开设亚太美国历史和文化国家博物馆。 该法案是在孟昭文议员自2015年12月18日以来提出的几项法案之后提出的，包括H.R.4308 – 第114届国会（2015-2016），H.R.869 – 第115届国会（2017-2018）和H.R.4132 – 第116届国会（2019-2020）。 让我们看看 孟昭文议员在H.R.3525立法听证会上所说的话，该听证会来自国家公园，森林和公共土地小组委员会： 27：45 至 32：01 根据该法案的草案，一个8人委员会将围绕亚太裔历史文化国家博物馆的建设展开可行性研究工作。他们需要： (1) […]

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Vanguard of AAPI Museum – Congresswoman Grace Meng

English Articles, Museum

Keynote Speakers Congresswoman Grace Meng & Jay Xu, Director and CEO, SF Asian Art Museum Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82958022550?pwd=QmpXOVY0VjU2SkxVMEJKKytLMysyQT09 Webinar ID 829 5802 2550 Passcode 2022 Time May 21, Saturday, 5:00pm (PT) 7:00pm (CT) 8:00pm (ET) Fan Jiao Congresswoman Grace Meng has been the heart and soul to promote National Museum of Asian American & Pacific Islander

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Historical Record of Chinese Americans | A Hundred-Year Grievance: Chinese Americans and Voting Rights

Chinese Exclusion Act/排华法案, English Articles

In 1902, as the United States was about to extend the Chinese Exclusion Act again, defamatory and discriminatory rhetoric against the Chinese intensified. Twenty years after the Chinese Exclusion Act was adopted, the small Chinese American population had minimal economic and political influence and was powerless in the face of slander from all sides.

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Historical Record of Chinese Americans | Seventy-year struggle: Fighting Against School Segregation

1 Comment / English Articles, Legal Battle/维权

In 1884, Mamie, then eight years old, was denied admission to the Spring Valley School, because of her Chinese ancestry. Her parents sued the San Francisco Board of Education. On January 9, 1885, Supreme Court Justice McGuire handed down the decision in favor of the Tapes. After the decision, the San Francisco school board established a separate school system for Chinese and other “Mongolian” children. Only 69 years later in 1954, racially segregated public schools were ruled out by the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education.

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Historical Record of Chinese Americans | Lau Sing Kee, Chinese-American Hero of the First World War

1 Comment / English Articles, Honor & Duty/荣誉和责任

Lau Sing Kee (1896-1967), a World War One hero who served in the 77th Division of US Army, was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Croix de Guerre. Although he was the first Chinese American to be decorated for his bravery in war, Lau Sing Kee is not even well-known in Chinese American Communities. Stevie Wonder, however, has immortalized him in his song “Black Man.” The lyrics are, “Who was the soldier of Company G who won high honors for his courage and heroism in World War 1? Sing Kee – a yellow man.”

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