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Rep. Grace Meng, a Democrat, represents central and eastern Queens.

Lan Mu for World Journal

Voices of New York

After House Passes Anti-Hate Measure, Rep. Meng Receives Hate Messages

By Lan Mu for World Journal | October 1, 2020

Meng said the rising racism and hate against Chinese is triggered and encouraged by inappropriate comments from President Trump.

Voices of New York
flushing protest

What Opponents of the Flushing Waterfront Plan Say

By Lan Mu for World Journal | September 17, 2020

A public hearing on the controversial Queens development proposal took place this week. Fans see a potential to connect isolated areas. Foes fear gentrification.

Brooklyn

Chinese Laundromats Remain Open, Amid Fear and Shrinking Staffs

By Lan Mu for World Journal | March 30, 2020

Chinese owners of laundromats say they are worried more about their safety during the coronavirus pandemic, and some say they’ve had employees quit because they are afraid to come to work.

Voices of New York

Chinatown Shoppers Stock Up on Groceries Amid Coronavirus Worry

By Lan Mu for World Journal | March 5, 2020

In the Chinese community, people started to hoard rice and other durable foods. Several Chinese supermarkets found their sales of rice had jumped 50 percent, and some were out of stock temporarily.

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