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Isabelle Lim

Posted inBridgeport

Journey to the West: Chinese Restaurants in Bridgeport

by Isabelle Lim May 2, 2017May 3, 2017

hen Jimmy Li first moved to Bridgeport in 1984, he was one of the few Asian immigrants to live in the neighborhood. Over seventy-six percent of residents at the time were white, twenty percent identified as Hispanic or Latino, and less than one percent were African-American. The Asian population was all but unaccounted for by […]

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A Family Affair

by Isabelle Lim February 14, 2017February 15, 2017
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(Re)Creation

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Organic Interiors

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Organized Chaos

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