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March 14, 2022: Our guest Judy Hardin Cheung on the Redwood Empire Chinese Association Sharing Their Cultural Traditions and History in Sonoma County
The show features Judy Hardin Cheung talking about the Redwood Empire Chinese Association and two Chinese American women who were quite influential in the area in improving relations and helping the community thrive: Song Wong Bourbeaux (1906-1996) and Frances Lok (1928-2021). Judy is also the author of Poetography, combining poetry with her photographs. Our host Elaine B. Holtz comments on the war and for our Herstory segment she includes two more Chinese American women who were influential for women's rights in the USA: Mabel Ping-Hua Lee and Helen Zia. Check out the web archive page for the bio of the guest, descriptions of the show segments, links referenced and announcements. http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA22/WSA220314.html
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By Elaine B. Holtz and Kenneth E. Norton
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The show features Judy Hardin Cheung talking about the Redwood Empire Chinese Association and two Chinese American women who were quite influential in the area in improving relations and helping the community thrive: Song Wong Bourbeaux (1906-1996) and Frances Lok (1928-2021). Judy is also the author of Poetography, combining poetry with her photographs. Our host Elaine B. Holtz comments on the war and for our Herstory segment she includes two more Chinese American women who were influential for women's rights in the USA: Mabel Ping-Hua Lee and Helen Zia. Check out the web archive page for the bio of the guest, descriptions of the show segments, links referenced and announcements. http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA22/WSA220314.html