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Elder K03: Not quite this and not quite that
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Elder K03: Art Response (1 of 2)
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Elder K03: Old country and new country
Elder K03: The moment I stepped onto American soil
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Elder K01: Live in accordance with the law
Elder L09: Why we couldn’t stay in Laos
Elder K01: My son said, “I’m not Korean.”
Elder K09: All core aspects of my life were fulfilled through the church
Elders L05 & L06: Part of the country where you are
