Monthly Archives: May 2019
“I was to be smuggled out of Shanghai on a fishing boat”
Smith College International Advancement Blog Julia Chang Lin (May 4, 1928-August 1, 2013) was born Ming-hui Tsang in Shanghai to Tsang Foh-Sing and Sung Zong-Cui in Shanghai, China. She grew up there and in Amoy, a small southern coastal town. … Continue reading
“Simply remembering what happened was an act of resistance.”
It is fitting that I post this entry on May 1, the beginning of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month. Today’s Google Doodle commemorates Ruth Asawa who, along with her family, was sent the Santa Anita racetracks and the Rohwer concentration camp during World … Continue reading
