"Over the last half century, San Francisco Chinatown has been a place where civic leadership has been nurtured, attracted and cultivated. Building Community, Chinatown Style tells the story of generations of young activist leaders who have transformed San Francisco Chinatown for the better, while also developing themselves into important city-wide leaders. These budding activists set out to improve Chinatown in many ways to address many longstanding neighborhood and community issues. Along the way, they created major change ...
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"Over the last half century, San Francisco Chinatown has been a place where civic leadership has been nurtured, attracted and cultivated. Building Community, Chinatown Style tells the story of generations of young activist leaders who have transformed San Francisco Chinatown for the better, while also developing themselves into important city-wide leaders. These budding activists set out to improve Chinatown in many ways to address many longstanding neighborhood and community issues. Along the way, they created major change and also changed public policy on housing, transportation, public space and culture."--Publisher.
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