Margaret "Margie" Lew's Oral History, part 2

Margaret "Margie" Lew's Oral History, part 2

Margaret "Margie" Lew's Oral History, part 2

Margaret "Margie" Lew's Oral History, part 2

Margaret "Margie" Lew's Oral History, part 2

Chinatowns

Chinese American families

Chinese American women

Chinese Americans--California--Los Angeles

Chinese Americans--Employment

Chinese Americans--Ethnic identity

Chinese Americans--Social conditions

Chinese Americans--Social life and customs

Chinese Americans--Societies, etc.

World War II

Oral History--California--Los Angeles

Asian Americans--California--Politics and government

World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Pacific Area

Chinese Americans--Social life and customs

Oral History--California--Los Angeles;Asian Americans--California--Politics and government;World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Pacific Area;Chinese Americans--Social life and customs

Oral History--California--Los Angeles;Asian Americans--California--Politics and government;World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Pacific Area;Chinese Americans--Social life and customs

Margaret "Margie" Doris Lew begins her second interview by explaining how she began making jewelry, editing the Los Angeles City Employees Asian American Association newsletter, and collecting stamps through her employment at Los Angeles City Hall. Lew recalls writing letters to her future husband while he was on sea duty in World War II, as well as living in the Chinatown YWCA and working at Pacific Greyhound in wartime San Francisco. She describes raising her children in Los Angeles, building their L-shaped house in Hillside Village, and her favorite family trips to national parks and reflects upon her Chinese American identity and early encounters with racism. Lew shares about editing newsletters and the Gum Saan Journal for the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, writing letters to a Chinese American veteran of the Vietnam War, and tutoring students at the Chinatown Branch Library. Lew mentions her passion for parades, crafts, and crime shows, and concludes her interview by expressing pride in her big family and “up” attitude.

Margaret "Margie" Doris Lew begins her second interview explaining how she began making jewelry, editing the Los Angeles City Employees Asian American Association newsletter, and collecting stamps through her employment at Los Angeles City Hall. Lew recalls writing letters to her future husband while he was on sea duty in World War II, as well as living in the Chinatown YWCA and working at Pacific Greyhound in wartime San Francisco. She describes raising her children in Los Angeles, building their L-shaped house in Hillside Village, and her favorite family trips to national parks, and reflects upon her Chinese American identity and early encounters with racism. Lew shares about editing newsletters and the Gum Saan Journal for the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, writing letters to a Chinese American veteran of the Vietnam War, and tutoring students at the Chinatown Branch Library. Lew mentions her passion for parades, crafts, and crime shows, and concludes her interview expressing pride in her big family and “up” attitude.

Margaret "Margie" Doris Lew begins her second interview explaining how she began making jewelry, editing the Los Angeles City Employees Asian American Association newsletter, and collecting stamps through her employment at Los Angeles City Hall. Lew recalls writing letters to her future husband while he was on sea duty in World War II, as well as living in the Chinatown YWCA and working at Pacific Greyhound in wartime San Francisco. She describes raising her children in Los Angeles, building their L-shaped house in Hillside Village, and her favorite family trips to national parks, and reflects upon her Chinese American identity and early encounters with racism. Lew shares about editing newsletters and the Gum Saan Journal for the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, writing letters to a Chinese American veteran of the Vietnam War, and tutoring students at the Chinatown Branch Library. Lew mentions her passion for parades, crafts, and crime shows, and concludes her interview expressing pride in her big family and “up” attitude.

Margaret "Margie" Doris Lew begins her second interview explaining how she began making jewelry, editing the Los Angeles City Employees Asian American Association newsletter, and collecting stamps through her employment at Los Angeles City Hall. Lew recalls writing letters to her future husband while he was on sea duty in World War II, as well as living in the Chinatown YWCA and working at Pacific Greyhound in wartime San Francisco. She describes raising her children in Los Angeles, building their L-shaped house in Hillside Village, and her favorite family trips to national parks, and reflects upon her Chinese American identity and early encounters with racism. Lew shares about editing newsletters and the Gum Saan Journal for the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, writing letters to a Chinese American veteran of the Vietnam War, and tutoring students at the Chinatown Branch Library. Lew mentions her passion for parades, crafts, and crime shows, and concludes her interview expressing pride in her big family and “up” attitude.

Phun, Juily

Roman, David

Lew, Margaret

Asian American Pacific Islander Oral History Project

California State University, Los Angeles

2017-04-15

2017-04-15

2017-04-15

2017-04-15

Jeong, Sae Hee "Keshy"

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