Juily Phun

Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies, Cal State LA

Cal State LA Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies

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Whether you know it as boba or bubble tea, the drink has taken the world by storm. A new exhibit at the Chinese American Museum LA explores its impact.

Communi-tea: Boba is more than a drink at SoCal art show

Whether you know it as boba or bubble tea, the drink has taken the world by storm. A new exhibit at the Chinese American Museum LA explores its impact.

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