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A sign under the Argyle CTA stop identifying the neighborhood. It generalizes the entire neighborhood as Asian, ignoring minority specifics.

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Banners lining the street in this district. These distinguish the neighborhood from the rest of Uptown's blue and pink banners. Red and gold are colors significant to Chinese New Year, with red symbolizing good luck & fortune, and gold symbolizing wealth.

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Q Ideas, West Argyle Street, Chicago, IL

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A rack of bonsai trees for sale at Q Ideas. Bonsais symbolize the practice of harmony, patience, simplicity, and are a popular plant among Buddhists.

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1134 W Argyle St, Chicago, IL 60640, USA

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Statues of the Buddha for sale at Q Ideas on Argyle Ave. Depicted as jovial here, his pleasant disposition reflects the harmony of enlightenment in Buddhism.

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Q Ideas, West Argyle Street, Chicago, IL

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A set of cutouts in the shapes of Chinese zodiac animals for sale at Q Ideas. Though a secular holiday, Chinese New Year celebrations are often mixed with religious practices that vary from family-to-family and region-to-region

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South-East Asia Center, North Broadway, Chicago, IL

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Sign that reads "We Teach, Not Preach". This advertises The Bridge International School connected to the South-East Asia Center.

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Tiện Thuốc Bắc Vĩnh Hoa, West Argyle Street, Chicago, IL

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Tiện Thuốc Bắc Vĩnh Hoa: Herbal Medicine

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Tiện Thuốc Bắc Vĩnh Hoa: Herbal Medicine

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Storefront of a pharmacy called Tiện Thuốc Bắc Vĩnh Hoa, which translates roughly to a pharmacy which sells Northern Vietnamese medicinal goods.

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Tai Nam Food Market, North Broadway, Chicago, IL

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Shelves containing various sets of herbs, fungi, roots, and other plants for sale in Tai Nam Food Market, a one-stop-shop for food, medicine, and household products. Most of the items pictured here are native to China and Southeast Asia, and are general dietary supplements, used to treat colds/respiratory infections & general illnesses or promote longevity. Some are used in spiritual practice and promote control over one's self-care, forming a deeper relationship between oneself and the Earth (aka harmony and pursuit of enlightenment as a human being on Earth).

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Bezazian Branch, Chicago Public Library, West Ainslie Street, Chicago, IL

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Mural commissioned by the city on the wall outside the Bezazian Branch of the Chicago Public Library. It's worth noting that the Bezazian branch is named after Harold Bezazian, an Armenian immigrant and lieutenant in the US military who died in the Battle of Luzon in the Philippines during WWII.

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Bezazian Branch, Chicago Public Library, West Ainslie Street, Chicago, IL

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A presentation of queer literature in the front window of Argyle's library branch. This indicates that the neighborhood (or, at least, the city's narrative of the neighborhood) is accepting of queer people. There is often religious controversy surrounding queer rights, indicating that the area's religious affiliation is either humanistic in its beliefs or that there is no inherent religion in the region.