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Hy Vong: Two women, four tables, and the American Dream

Listen 10 min MORE Lyn Nguyen (left) remembers peeling carrots as a child at Hy Vong, the restaurant started by her mother, Tung Nguyen (center) and Kathy Manning (right), who she refers to as her second mother. Photo courtesy of Lyn Nguyen. “I began to crave those complex and fiery scents and flavors that I had spent my childhood scorning,” writes Lyn Nguyen, who grew up in Miami at the knees of her mother Tung Nguyen, a Vietnamese refugee, and Katherine Manning, an Iowan who traded in cornfields for palm trees. A chance meeting led the elder women to open Miami’s first Vietnamese restaurant

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CaribPress » Can California safety re-open June 15 before reaching herd immunity? Perhaps, if mask remain on

CaribPress » Can California safety re-open June 15 before reaching herd immunity? Perhaps, if mask remain on
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Efficacy, Equity Emphasized in Vaccine Rollout

Efficacy, Equity Emphasized in Vaccine Rollout Posted On By GWEN MURANAKA, Rafu Senior Editor Bill Watanabe has two very precious reasons for getting the COVID-19 vaccine. During a press conference on Tuesday, the former executive director of the Little Tokyo Service Center shared his vaccine experience. “My mother-in-law lives with us, she’s 105 years old and I just became a grandfather. Our daughter is very cautious, wanted to make sure we didn’t pass it on to her, so we were very happy we got the vaccine.” Sue Tsushima cradles her great-grandchild Micah Chang. Bill Watanabe said protecting loved ones was one of the main reasons he got vaccinated. (Photo courtesy of Bill Watanabe)

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Voracious Reading: Cookbooks for Spring 2021

Voracious Reading: Cookbooks for Spring 2021
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The history of attacks against Asian Americans is complicated Addressing it will be, too

The history of attacks against Asian Americans is complicated. Addressing it will be, too CNN 3/4/2021 By Harmeet Kaur, CNN © Bruce Cotler/ZUMA Press People hold signs during the Rise up Against Asian Hate rally in New York City on February 27. The quote has been ringing in Jose Antonio Vargas ears ever since he came across it. Nobody came. Nobody helped. Nobody made a video. They were the words of Noel Quintana, a 61-year-old Filipino American who on February 3 was slashed across the face on the New York City subway. He was describing his experience to journalists at the Washington Post and would later echo the same sentiment to city leaders during a recent rally protesting violence against Asian Americans.

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