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Baldwin Chiu uncovers the history between the Chinese American and Black American communities in Mississippi, discovering how they helped one another in a time when they were both unwelcome in the South. Residents speak about the willingness to treat the other with respect - something the history books don't tell.

FAR EAST DEEP SOUTH: A Chinese American family’s search for their roots takes them on a surprising journey through Mississippi, uncovering otherwise unknown stories and the racially complex history of Chinese families in the segregated South. A film by Larissa Lam.

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