Institutionalization of the Chinese Tongs in Chicago's Chinatownby Andrew Sekeres III |
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Page 12 In Chicago’s Chinatown, these tongs existed because
they always had business due to the fact that the city placed them into
a natural area by placing embankments of all kinds around them. The
Chinese-Americans living there had no chance of moving out due to the
physical restrictions placed by the city and the racism placed upon
the Chinese community. This racism against the Chinese is not a issue
whatsoever because analyzed to fullest potential in this paper earlier,
it shows that the Chinese were victims of racism and even excluded from
this country ever since they landed here in 1849 during the Gold Rush. |
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