Amanda Chang, The Korean Culture in Hawaii (Extended Version)

Amanda Chang shares her own experiences and knowledge on Korean culture in Hawaii. She pulls from her experience as a board member of the Hawaii Korean Cultural Center and serves as an officer and a member at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Hawaii Chapter.
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I enjoyed the podcast/video from Amanda. It's interesting to hear from a 1st generation Korean perspective. Being a 3rd generation Korean, my grandparents were first generation, with grandfather being labor and grandmother being a Korean bride, the experiences then and now, have a diverse experience which is common with other ethnic groups assimilation into Hawaii and American experiences. It's good to hear the current experiences and information, I hope she continues to document/record her experiences for the future generations. It's hard to trace all the earlier experiences that haven't been recorded/documented but the future generations will lose out on the current experiences if they aren't careful. As is, few of the 2nd & 3rd generations have much to trace their ancestry to their origins of Korean coming from the early 1900's. Mahalo.

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