Our first post! And during AAPI History month!
- chinesenorthameric
- May 30, 2021
- 1 min read
Chinese American Willie Mae Wong aka rabbit who you see in the bottom right corner made history for being in the first all women integrated band "International Sweethearts of Rythm" back in the 1940s
MMOexp Aion 2: Ranger players in Aion 2 constantly search for reliable, high-quality weapons that complement their agile combat style and high-damage skill set. Among the many specialized weapons available in the game, the Archon Tribunus Bow stands out as a solid and dependable Unique-grade option exclusively designed for Ranger classes. While not as rare as some Epic weapons, it still plays a significant role in mid-to-late game progression, offering impressive stats and the potential to earn a notable amount of gold or Aion 2 Kinah if traded.
This guide provides an in-depth look at the Archon Tribunus Bow, including what makes it valuable, and how to acquire it.
What Is the Archon Tribunus Bow
The Archon Tribunus Bow is a Unique-quality…
MMOexp POE 2: Facing Ervig, The Rotten Druid in Path of Exile 2 can be a chaotic and surprisingly tactical battle. While he might not be as mechanically complex as some campaign bosses, his explosive fungal projectiles and scatter attacks can punish unprepared players severely. In this guide, we'll walk you through how to locate this optional boss, break down his attack patterns, recommend strategies to defeat him safely.
Where to Find Ervig
You can encounter Ervig, The Rotten Druid, in the Grim Tangle zone. As the only optional boss in the area, his appearance adds a unique challenge that some players may miss entirely if they rush through. While player reports vary on whether his spawn location is fully randomized,…
High quality digital scan of the same photograph from the Smithsonian. Apparently her real name was "Willie Mae Lee" (1920-2016), but Laurence Jones, the founder of the International Sweethearts and principal of the Piney Woods School, changed her name to "Willie Mae Wong" to highlight her Chinese identity. Willie Mae Wong later married David L. Scott, Sr., becoming known as Willie Mae Scott for the rest of her life.
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