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    The Story follows the life of Iam Bello, a government worker who is disillusioned by the system's inefficiencies. Seeing the struggles of citizens who cannot get the help they need, he comes up with an ingenious solution: THE HAPPY OFFICE. This one-office agency soon becomes the go-to place for citizens seeking assistance - these stories would be the backdrop to his growing attraction to Lora Dove ... Read more

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  • In Defense of Civil Rights: The 40 Year History of the Asian Law Caucus

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    Far too often, the traditional Black-white paradigms of race relations in America have ignored the contributions of Asian Pacific Americans to the U.S. civil rights movement. Academic classes that cover civil rights at all levels of American education have left out seminal cases such as the first federal criminal conviction overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court (U.S. v. Korematsu), the first Asian ... Read more

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