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  • When India’s Reigning World Champions Played Dallas County Cricket Club
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    When India’s Reigning World Champions Played Dallas County Cricket Club

    In the sweltering summer of August 1986, something rather extraordinary transpired in Texas. No cameras, No press conferences. No screaming fans from trailing airport exists. Just a…

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  • Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
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    Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

    “The Chinese Must Go!” was the rallying cry of White American laborers in the 1800s who blamed Chinese immigrants for job scarcity and low wages. Growing anti-Asian…

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  • LEW MOY v. UNITED STATES
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    LEW MOY v. UNITED STATES

    Lew Moy v. the United States (1916) was a landmark Supreme Court case that shaped immigration enforcement at the Texas-Mexico border. Lew Moy was a Chinese merchant…

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    Charley Sing

    Historic Oakland Cemetery is “the final resting place of some of Dallas’ most noted citizens and veterans including civil war veterans.” It is also the burial site…

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  • Joy Inn
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    Joy Inn

    In an August 1984 edition of “Taste of the Town,” D Magazine referred to Joy Inn as “possibly the most popular Chinese restaurant in Dallas,” saying, “this…

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