Helen Zia, a graduate of Princeton University's first co-educational class, is an award-winning journalist who has covered Asian American communities and political movements for twenty years. She is the author of Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
For more than half a century before World War II, several racially discriminatory laws prohibited Asian men from becoming U.S. citizens or marrying outside their race. The United States also barred women from China, India, and the Philippines from immigrating. (查看原文)
Dad modeled his life after the ideal of the Confucian scholar-official: by studying assiduously he won academic honors and scholarship and achieved recognition as a poet and writer. (查看原文)
手上这本2000年出版的《亚裔美国梦——一个美国民族的兴起》（Asian American Dream — The Emergence of an American People)的封底部分介绍作者谢汉兰(Helen Zia) 时，称她是一位二十多年来一直关注、报道亚裔美国人社群以及社会、政治运动的获奖记者。而事实上，她多样而丰...
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