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Category Archives: American Perspectives on Asia
Groundbreaking Character Actor Richard Loo
To celebrate May as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the AHC would like to feature the life and career of Chinese American actor Richard Loo. Loo was born in Maui, Hawaii, in 1903. As a young man he … Continue reading
Testing your Wyoming History Knowledge
We already know you’re brilliant, but here are the answers to the test just in case. “Women suffrage stems from Esther Morris’ tea party.” False. As much as we Wyomingites love the story of Esther Morris extracting suffrage promises from … Continue reading
Posted in American Perspectives on Asia, Current events, Uncategorized, Wyoming history
Tagged Wyoming history
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Looking at Asia through Art and Archives
The University of Wyoming Art Museum has (for a few more days) a wonderful exhibition of Cyrus Baldridge’s work during his travels in China. The exhibit is a lot like a visual travel diary, and well worth seeing. The exhibit … Continue reading
Posted in American Perspectives on Asia, events, exhibits
Tagged Asia, Asia through American Eyes, UW Art Museum
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