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As we explore the #multinationalPATRIOT space, we come across great articles discussing this journey to co-exist in at least two different worlds from many talented writers and creators.

Here are a few #ChineseAmerican stories we've come across. Please share when you discover more @MultiPATRIOT. 

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Tyrus Wong, ‘Bambi’ Artist Thwarted by Racial Bias, Dies at 106 by Margalit Fox
Tyrus Wong, ‘Bambi’ Artist Thwarted by Racial Bias, Dies at 106 by Margalit Fox
Tyrus: About the Film by PBS
Tyrus: About the Film by PBS
I Was Never Jackie Chan, and I’m Not Jeremy Lin by Andrew Keh
I Was Never Jackie Chan, and I’m Not Jeremy Lin by Andrew Keh
Sour, Sweet, Bitter, Spicy: Stories of Chinese Food and Identity in America by Museum of Chinese in America
Sour, Sweet, Bitter, Spicy: Stories of Chinese Food and Identity in America by Museum of Chinese in America
Why My Childhood Halloween Costumes Were Always Animals, Food, or Dead Things by Louise Hung
Why My Childhood Halloween Costumes Were Always Animals, Food, or Dead Things by Louise Hung
Born In The U.S., Raised In China: 'Satellite Babies' Have A Hard Time Coming Home by Hansi Lo Wang
Born In The U.S., Raised In China: 'Satellite Babies' Have A Hard Time Coming Home by Hansi Lo Wang
Chicken soup for the conflicted Chinese-American soul by Kathleen Wong
Chicken soup for the conflicted Chinese-American soul by Kathleen Wong
The Story Of The Chinese Family That First Fought To Desegregate Southern Schools by Rebecca Klein
The Story Of The Chinese Family That First Fought To Desegregate Southern Schools by Rebecca Klein
The Reason Jews Eat Chinese Food On Christmas Is Rooted In Solidarity: Chinese and Jewish people both understood “what it’s like to be outsiders” on Christmas by Kimberly Yam
The Reason Jews Eat Chinese Food On Christmas Is Rooted In Solidarity: Chinese and Jewish people both understood “what it’s like to be outsiders” on Christmas by Kimberly Yam
This Chinese New Year, Make Noise, Be Brave, Create Your Own Luck by Frances Kai-Hwa Wang
This Chinese New Year, Make Noise, Be Brave, Create Your Own Luck by Frances Kai-Hwa Wang
Meet Lewis Tan, the Asian-American Actor Who Could Have Been Iron Fist by E. Alex Jung
Meet Lewis Tan, the Asian-American Actor Who Could Have Been Iron Fist by E. Alex Jung
What The Fortune Cookie Tells Us About Diversity And Innovation In Trump’s America by Mark Wilson
What The Fortune Cookie Tells Us About Diversity And Innovation In Trump’s America by Mark Wilson
China Has an Irrational Fear of a “Black Invasion” Bringing Drugs, Crime, and Interracial Marriage by Joanna Chiu
China Has an Irrational Fear of a “Black Invasion” Bringing Drugs, Crime, and Interracial Marriage by Joanna Chiu
Remembering Hazel Lee, the First Chinese-American Female Military Pilot by Lakshmi Gandhi
Remembering Hazel Lee, the First Chinese-American Female Military Pilot by Lakshmi Gandhi
Jenny Zhang’s Coming-Of-Age Stories Will Leave A Mark On Your Heart by Lean Mandel
Jenny Zhang’s Coming-Of-Age Stories Will Leave A Mark On Your Heart by Lean Mandel
Meet the Chinese-American Journalist, Michael Luo, Leading The New Yorker Into the Future by David Uberti
Meet the Chinese-American Journalist, Michael Luo, Leading The New Yorker Into the Future by David Uberti
Policing Chinatown: Chinese and Chinese American Adaptation in Progressive Era America by Matthew J. Guariglia
Policing Chinatown: Chinese and Chinese American Adaptation in Progressive Era America by Matthew J. Guariglia
Researchers Unearth Century-old Mystery in Spokane Chinatown-linked Objects Found in Riverfront Park by Kip Hill
Researchers Unearth Century-old Mystery in Spokane Chinatown-linked Objects Found in Riverfront Park by Kip Hill
how ka-man tse’s ‘narrow distances’ contemplates what it means to be seen by Ryan White
how ka-man tse’s ‘narrow distances’ contemplates what it means to be seen by Ryan White
A New Generation of Chinese Americans is Teaming up with a White Conservative Activist to End Affirmative Action by Esther Wang
A New Generation of Chinese Americans is Teaming up with a White Conservative Activist to End Affirmative Action by Esther Wang
‘I Saw My Countrymen Marched Out of Tacoma’ by Joy Lanzendorfer
‘I Saw My Countrymen Marched Out of Tacoma’ by Joy Lanzendorfer
Animated short film 'One Small Step' celebrates the pursuit of a dream by Saleah Blancaflor
Animated short film 'One Small Step' celebrates the pursuit of a dream by Saleah Blancaflor

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