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I’m a Berkeleyan: Berkeley Law student Henry Wei Leung on language as power | Berkeley News

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“What I saw — and still see — with my mom’s life is that not having access to the imperial language is not having access to power.”

I’m a Berkeleyan: Berkeley Law student Henry Wei Leung on language as power - Berkeley News People , Profiles I’m a Berkeleyan: Berkeley Law student Henry Wei Leung on language as power "What I saw — and still see — with my mom’s life is that not having access to the imperial language is not having access to power." By Anne Brice January 29, 2019 I was born in mainland China, and I was 1 when my family came to the States. My sister was 5. We were the last in our family to come to the States, and are an example of the kind of chain migration Trump rails against. My father passed away just short

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