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Betty Lee Sung

Betty Lee Sung (October 3, 1924 – January 19, 2023) was an American activist, author, and professor at City College of New York. As a scholar of Asian American studies, her several publications on Asian American race issues have been recognized as an influential force in advancing the rights of Asian Americans and immigrants in the United States. Sung was awarded an honorary doctorate from the State University of New York at Old Westbury in 1996. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Gangs in New York's Chinatown. Monograph No. 6 by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1977
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    Chinese American Manpower and Employment by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1975
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    Transplanted Chinese Children by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1979
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    A survey of Chinese-American manpower and employment / by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1976
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    The adjustment experience of Chinese immigrant children in New York City / by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1987
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    Chinese American intermarriage / by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1990
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    Mountain of gold : the story of the Chinese in America. by Sung, Betty Lee

    Published 1967
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    Chinese Immigrant Children. Preliminary Report. Monograph No. 5 by Chao, Rose

    Published 1977
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