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Bhutanese American Organization

#097 May 2017/Column/Guest Editorial

Access to land contributes to healing and self-determination

Refugees Take Root by Lan Dinh Growing up on the 4700 block of Sansom Street, an area where many Southeast Asian refugees were initially resettled, I still remember the food oasis in our 5-by-5 back porch. Beautiful, big, fuzzy leaves crawled up every vertical inch of available gate, pole or fencing. My parents were skilled

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April 26, 2017
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