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“To make it so, western states, territories, and towns enacted anti-Chinese laws.”
“They carried with them knowledge of the Chinese legal system and soon adapted to the American system.”
“Most Chinese interactions with the law left no mark, and when they did, their impression was usually faint.”
“He knew that price gouging was a form of discrimination, but also that money could sometimes buy access.”
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“This book is the history of that racial regime and the lives it touched.”
“* Let us start with Pany Lowe.”
“He had learned, for example, that he could go to some restaurants and not others.”
“Some inspector today make Chinaman show card.”
“I no want to cause trouble so I just walk out.”
“_______________________________ From John Doe Chinaman: A Forgotten History of Chinese Life Under American Racial Law by Beth Lew-Williams.”
“The view offered by legal testimony, however, is still partially obscured.”
“So when my friend had so much trouble I decided to stay in China town.”
“John Doe Chinaman has been shortlisted for the 2026 Cundill History Prize.”
“After the exclusion laws passed, Lowe also learned the consequences of border control.”
“My second wife take my little girl born in this country to have her hair cut at Frederick & Nelson.”
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“Chinese migrants’ attempts to cross the border, and America’s attempts to stop them, is the story that historians have told and retold.”
“Chinese resistance in the courts, and outside them, guaranteed that racial laws would not dictate reality.”
“This is especially the case for Chinese women and girls, who left behind virtually no written records.”