
Cambodia Genocide Survivors Overcome Fear, Get Involved Politically
America's Voice Admin
October 30, 2018
During every election season, as many American citizens prepare to go to the polls, one group of immigrants has traditionally chosen not to get involved. The Cambodian community in the U.S. has been fearful of the government because of its past, but this midterm election is different. The largest Cambodian community in the U.S. is taking political action. VOA’s Elizabeth Lee has their story from Long Beach, California.Original Article
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