Flushing’s Little Taipei and the Faultlines of Growth

Flushing’s Little Taipei and the Faultlines of Growth

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01 Introduction 02 Flushing's History Pre-1965 03 Leaving the Island: Taiwan’s Emigration History to the U.S. 04 The Making of a Taiwanese American Community 05 Whose Neighborhood? The Changing Face of Flushing 06 The Case of the RKO Keith’s Theatre 07 New Waves of Migration, Capital, and Debate 08 Conclusion: A Path Forward 09 Works Cited 10 About the Author 01 Introduction 02 Flushing's History Pre-1965 03 Leaving the Island: Taiwan’s Emigration History to the U.S. 04 The Making of a Taiwanese American Community 05 Whose Neighborhood? The Changing Face of Flushing 06 The Case of the RKO Keith’s Theatre 07 New Waves of Migration, Capital, and Debate 08 Conclusion: A Path Forward 09 Works Cited 10 About the Author Enter

Contributor Carolyn Lau

Carolyn E Lau is a community-based researcher and organizer born and raised in Queens. She is a PhD candidate in the Department of American Studies at Brown University, where her work examines the relationships between race, space, and politics in U.S. cities.

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01 Introduction 02 Flushing's History Pre-1965 03 Leaving the Island: Taiwan’s Emigration History to the U.S. 04 The Making of a Taiwanese American Community 05 Whose Neighborhood? The Changing Face of Flushing 06 The Case of the RKO Keith’s Theatre 07 New Waves of Migration, Capital, and Debate 08 Conclusion: A Path Forward 09 Works Cited 10 About the Author 01 Introduction 02 Flushing's History Pre-1965 03 Leaving the Island: Taiwan’s Emigration History to the U.S. 04 The Making of a Taiwanese American Community 05 Whose Neighborhood? The Changing Face of Flushing 06 The Case of the RKO Keith’s Theatre 07 New Waves of Migration, Capital, and Debate 08 Conclusion: A Path Forward 09 Works Cited 10 About the Author Enter the Exhibit

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