Re: As seen in the videos, they viciously ambush law-abiding civilians like Laughing Hyenas prowling the Serengeti 10/24/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
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On October 16, 2025 Joshua Garmon, 25, pled guilty to murdering 23-year-old Li Y
On October 16, 2025 Joshua Garmon, 25, pled guilty to murdering 23-year-old Li Y
The biggest Cantonese restaurant in the U.S. opens in Castro Valley 10/24/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
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The location inside an old pharmacy has raised hopes for these forlorn ex-businesses on Reddit. “This is the second Rite Aid I know of that turned into a dim sum restaurant (also Grand Dynasty in San Jose),” wrote one user. “With the recent closure of all the Rite Aid locations I wonder if we’re going to see more of these pop up.”
Details: Open daily for lunch and
The location inside an old pharmacy has raised hopes for these forlorn ex-businesses on Reddit. “This is the second Rite Aid I know of that turned into a dim sum restaurant (also Grand Dynasty in San Jose),” wrote one user. “With the recent closure of all the Rite Aid locations I wonder if we’re going to see more of these pop up.”
Details: Open daily for lunch and
Re: A Glimpse of Washington DC Chinatown 10/23/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
Re: A Glimpse of Memphis Chinatown 10/23/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
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Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and Delta elder Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations.
Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and Delta elder Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations.
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The first mention of a Chinese business in the Bluff City came from a laundry ad in an old newspaper, from the 1880's to the 1970's there were 166 grocery stores.
Re: Quebec, Montreal vow to protect Chinatown's heritage and 'special character' 10/20/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
New low income housing complexes should have community rooftop gardening so that seniors can connect.
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Chinatown’s community garden continues to grow but the future at its current location is still up in the air.
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Chinatown’s community garden continues to grow but the future at its current location is still up in the air.
Re: Attn: Socialist Democrats - Stop turning Chinatown into a Criminal Dumping Ground 10/20/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
So if the goal was to bring criminals closer to home then that is suggesting Chinatown produces enough criminals to justify building a jail in Chinatown. What a socialist farce to destroy Chinatown while lining their own pockets with kickbacks! Is there even a distinction between the corrupt CCP and the corrupt socialist Democrats?
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The close-Rikers plan grew out of an independent commission convened by the City Council and led by former state Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, focused on bringing people in the criminal justice system closer to their home communities and relying more on alternatives to pretrial detention.
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The close-Rikers plan grew out of an independent commission convened by the City Council and led by former state Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, focused on bringing people in the criminal justice system closer to their home communities and relying more on alternatives to pretrial detention.
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To send a message even if you fail, NYC Chinese-Americans and friends of the community need to spearhead a recall campaign against Eric Adams for betraying a campaign promise and he should be probed for corruption for making that decision reversal. Prisons should not be in a high density neighborhood full of children and should not be on prime real estate that better serves the needs of the community. There are lessons to be learned from SF Bay Area recall efforts against socialist democrats.
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The tower will replace a much shorter jail that’s been on the site since the 1980s. But construction is well behind schedule, partially due to years of resistance from a diverse coalition that includes everyone from prison abolitionists to local landlords to, at one point, Eric Adams, who pledged to oppose the new jail when campaigning for mayor. They argue it will be an eyesore that could harm some of New York’s most vulnerable immigrants, and that its multibillion-dollar price could be far better spent elsewhere.
Adams reversed course after taking office, and now the building crews have finally arrived. Today, lunchtime conversations at Pasteur Grill and Noodles are shattered by the crashing of demolition – the overture to a process that might well last a decade. “So I’ll just need to put up with this,” says Chung, “or retire early.”Quote
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So the plan was to transfer the violence from Rikers Island jail and bring that violence to Chinatown so that released convicted criminals can feed into the local expanding homeless shelter networks (milking free grant money from federal tax dollars) that are also invading Chinatown like a red tide smothering an already delicate ecosystem?
[www.msn.com]
Former Mayor Bill de Blasio approved plans to demolish Rikers Island jail in 2017 because of violence there and replace it with four borough based jails, including the world’s tallest — in Chinatown.
Re: Chinatowns Ain't Nothing But Ghettos 10/20/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
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Living in an SRO has changed how Huang views the buildings and the stereotypical “substandard, inhumane conditions” that he initially thought festered in the spaces. With time, he’s come to understand the rich communities that have flourished in their walls.
“When people stereotype SROs, they imagine terrible living conditions and people you should pity,” he said. “But I’ve learned it’s more nuanced. A lot of residents actually enjoy living here. They have desires, fears, cravings — and a complexity people don’t see from the outside. When you move in, you realize it’s not a monolith.”
Living in an SRO has changed how Huang views the buildings and the stereotypical “substandard, inhumane conditions” that he initially thought festered in the spaces. With time, he’s come to understand the rich communities that have flourished in their walls.
“When people stereotype SROs, they imagine terrible living conditions and people you should pity,” he said. “But I’ve learned it’s more nuanced. A lot of residents actually enjoy living here. They have desires, fears, cravings — and a complexity people don’t see from the outside. When you move in, you realize it’s not a monolith.”
Why Your Birthday Matters in Chinese Culture 10/20/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
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Re: China US Decoupling Ain't Gonna Happen 10/18/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
Deanie Ip - 輕輕嘆 10/17/2025 by ♭♫ [+-]
