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Asian Americans have a rich tradition in Colorado, from a bustling Chinatown in lower downtown Denver to an expansive culture across the state. This week on Real Talk with Denver 7 and CPR News we explore the history of Denver’s once thriving Chinatown neighborhood and the work to remove a plaque that inaccurately portrayed riots that took place there in the 1800s. Then, a muralist works to explore her heritage while bringing a colorful vision to life. And for one Japanese American living in Denver, food is the gateway to culture — his new book highlights the historical impact of Japanese cuisine in Colorado and how it welcomes new people into his heritage.
By Colorado Public Radio and Denver7Asian Americans have a rich tradition in Colorado, from a bustling Chinatown in lower downtown Denver to an expansive culture across the state. This week on Real Talk with Denver 7 and CPR News we explore the history of Denver’s once thriving Chinatown neighborhood and the work to remove a plaque that inaccurately portrayed riots that took place there in the 1800s. Then, a muralist works to explore her heritage while bringing a colorful vision to life. And for one Japanese American living in Denver, food is the gateway to culture — his new book highlights the historical impact of Japanese cuisine in Colorado and how it welcomes new people into his heritage.