The massacre suffered by chinese Americans cannot be forgotten

"History has forgotten the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre, but we (Chinese Americans) were all affected by its violence."

Writing in the Los Angeles Times, Chinese-American columnist Frank Xiong said, "There is a generation of Chinese Americans who grow up feeling alienated from their culture. Parents teach them to speak fluent, non-accented English and encourage them to integrate. They have learned to be careful to avoid trouble and tolerate racism because justice does not necessarily get done. Do their parents remember the massacre? Why is Frank Bear reflecting on the history of this Holocaust now? What was the situation? How has this history affected Chinese Americans today? (See >> 4th Edition for details)

File photo: The location of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinese Massacre (Los Angeles Times website)

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