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Elders L05 & L06: Place for kids to learn about culture
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Elders L05 & L06: Place for kids to learn about culture
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Elders L05 & L06: Hate without reason
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Elder K04: I can’t live there so I live here
Elder K04: Committed to fundamental civic engagement
Elder K07: The term ‘Korean American’
Elder L02: America was very safe in 1975
Elder L01: Not comfortable as an American citizen
Elder K01: Who comes to pick you up from the airport
