美國人深層的恐懼：種族歧視背後：Hong Yen Chang (張康仁)案例

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印象中，胡適之先生的資料中，絕少提及美國的種族歧視，那也許他都以客卿的身份留美。

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1. Hong Yen Chang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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   Hong Yen Chang (张康仁; birth year unknown, estimated between 1859 and 1860) was reportedly the first Chinese immigrant licensed to practice law in the ...

Yale Alumni Magazine

In 1890, the California Supreme Court said Hong Yen Chang (Yale Class of 1883) couldn't practice law because he was Chinese. This week, spurred by a Yale Law alum and his students, the court reversed that decision.

After 125 years, living Yalies help first Chinese American lawyer win admission to the bar

Hong Yen Chang, Yale Class of 1883, accomplished a great deal before his...

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