VOICED : DCs Chinatown has only 300 Chinese American left

The video discusses the history and challenges faced by Chinese immigrants in Washington, D.C., focusing on Samuel Wong's experiences. It highlights the initial difficulties with language and discrimination, leading to the formation of community organizations like CCBA to support new immigrants. The video also addresses current challenges, such as displacement due to rising rents and the lack of a managing body for resettlement. Efforts to preserve Chinese culture through community events are emphasized, despite the uncertain future of Chinatown. The iconic archway remains a symbol of the community's legacy.

How has the population of Chinese immigrants in Washington, D.C. changed over the years?

What challenges did Samuel Wong and other Chinese immigrants face when they first arrived in the United States?

What factors are contributing to the displacement of Chinese immigrants in D.C.?

What efforts are being made by old residents to preserve their cultural heritage?

What is the significance of the archway in D.C.'s Chinatown?