
Asian, Chinese, and Chinese-American history and culture, mostly, Issues in pseudohistory or false claims about historical events. Since January 2025, I have been writing about American politics and current events as well. I couldn't help myself.
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Greetings. This a section of my living room bookshelves where I keep the books that I am using for current projects and potential columns and like to have nearby. You will note many books on Chinese American history, California Gold Rush hi...
When did the Chinese first come to America, by which I mean the area now known as the USA? Who were the earliest Chinese who came to the USA and how and why did they come here? While it’s established history that the first large influx of C...
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Welcome back to my column “Mostly Asian History,” the column where I write about Asian history, mostly, which includes Chinese, Chinese-American, and other Asian history which lately includ...
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Welcome back to Mostly Asian History, the column where I strive to share a weekly column on Asian, Chinese, or Chinese-American history, but occasionally interrput myself to vent and share insights on current events in the USA....
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Writer, EMT, large event security, journalist, author several books, published skeptic fringe & paranormal claims, independent scholar -East Asian history. ESL professor/instructor -refugees, immigrants, foreign students. USA, Shanghai, Taiwan.
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