Can you just talk about that a little bit? Sure.

Several things come to mind going all the way back to my dissertation.

The Japanese and Chinese immigrated around the same time to America, but the difference was Japan was in a much stronger embracing of Western culture, and they were in a much stronger position with the U.S. government.

So they didn't have the – there was no Japanese Exclusion Act.

There was the Chinese Exclusion Act.

And so they were actually able to bring over, even though they were picture brides, women that weren't being trafficked.

They would get married, have children, establish families.

So can you tell us more background about what do you do? What's they do with the later generation of Asian-Americans? Because they've now funded as an institution has really committed to more Asian and specifically more Korean.