Kaleena Kam Interview: First impression of America
Date: 1984-2017
Material: Ipad; voice record pro app Dimension:
In point: 00:17:39; Out point: 00:18:07
Creator: Kam, Kaleena
Contributor: Huang, Yingwen
Identifier: aql:23327 valet-20170706-132709
Description: Date Recorded: June 21, 2017; Location Recorded: Manhattan; Kaleena migrated to New York with her family in 1984. She thought there would be more non-Chinese living in America so it might be easier to learn English, but she realized there were Chinese in her high school and college and she's more used to communicating with Chinese.
Creator :
Kam, Kaleena
Contributor :
Huang, Yingwen
Date :
1984-2017
Summary/Description :
Date Recorded: June 21, 2017; Location Recorded: Manhattan; Kaleena migrated to New York with her family in 1984. She thought there would be more non-Chinese living in America so it might be easier to learn English, but she realized there were Chinese in her high school and college and she's more used to communicating with Chinese.
Subject :
Emigration and immigration
Rights :
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Coverage :
Queens (New York, N.Y.)
Type :
Oral History
Format :
Ipad; voice record pro app; In point: 00:17:39; Out point: 00:18:07
Identifier :
aql:23327 valet-20170706-132709
Rights Notice
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