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Mr Wong: Came about 1958. Change of groups encountered. Father opened Chinese restaurant in DC. Geared to African american American restaurant w/ Chinese soul food. 1958-1985. Lessons taught-all people have [[some? same?]] strengths, weaknesses, & interests Relationship of Chinese immigrants w/you. Wong: Chinese come [[strikethrough]] to [[/strikethrough]] for a living. Need to still get to know the people to get successful business. Current immigrants need to learn language. Can cause a little discomfort. Question: How feel about 2 countries on Mall. Ms. Kamau: Great-best of both cultures & get to interact w/ the people. Love to visit every demonstration. Mr. Wong: Need more [[strikethrough]] in [[/strikethrough]] events to learn about each other. Mr. Wong: Married to Fillipino. How do your children identify. More about cultural practices Similar practices. Teach children-about how [[strikethrough]] actin [[/strikethrough]] act, not who they are. Ms. Kamau: Groups around Church & business organizations. Interact w/ many social activities, especially around births, weddings etc. also work w/ [[strikethrough]] groups [[/strikethrough]] immigrants on how to handle US [[system?]] etc. Term African American based in fact from Kenya- not US historical use of term. Question from gentleman [[strikethrough]] Central American [[/strikethrough]] Honduras / [[?]]) nationality. [[strikethrough]] H [[/strikethrough]] Embraced by African American community, not so much Latin American community. Ms Kamau: Came during University & Assn. w/in college that enhanced by Mr. Wong: [[Child?]] came here, Workers Chinese & embraced him. African Amer customers. Only white person was milkman. Spent time during week as a child in Culpepper, VA. M-Sat. Didn't see any white people except police & on TV. Very few Chinese- only a few families. Public school - called names. But didn't really remember having a rough time. Mr. Wong- 1985 visit to China discussed Ms Kamau: Any feelings going back to Kenya? Feel different time zone & culture, But catch up w/ family members. People much more dispersed. Wong- Martial arts - got into because rough times at school. 70's Kung Fu TV show popular & led to school. Topic - evolution of Festival & how & who reflecting world. Observation from audience about living US till 8, & then Kenya since