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Native Sons of the Golden State (an organization for native-born Chinese Americans becomes the Chinese Americans Citizens Alliance. This was a national organization headquartered in San Francisco Chinatown.

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The Angel Island Immigration station opening. This replaced the previous detention site which was a shed at the Pacific Mail docks.

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California deprives Chinese and Japanese immigrants of the right to buy land.

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Benevolent Associations remodels the Chinese Central High School building, and it becomes the first Chinese school in the US to teach primary through high school levels.

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Golden Star Radio begins broadcasting nightly hour-long programs in 1940, becoming the first Chinese language program in North America.

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After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the US enters WW2 as an ally of China. The US repeals its unequal treaties and ends the Chinese exclusion laws. Re-establishing the right of people of Chinese descent to become citizens.

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Fearful of China's new communist government, the US breaks off all relations. Foreign students are stranded, and Chinese American ties to family in China are broken.

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A new progressive voice is heard when the Voice of Chinatown radio program begins broadcasting on an AM channel. Within two years the program got switched to FM.

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The Chinese Historical Society of America is founded and establishes the first Chinese American Historical Museum in the US.

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Community activism achieves downzoning of Chinatown, preventing highrise commercial and residential redevelopment and encroachment by the Financial District.