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Lost in translation: CM Marte pushes for bilingual street signs in Chinatown

By Dean Moses Posted on May 5, 2022
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Councilmember Christopher Marte is pushing for legislation that would keep the language of Chinatown in the streets.

Dubbed the “Keep Chinatown on the map” bill, the push comes after a New York Times report that bilingual street signs have been replaced with English-only signs. Marte and supporters argue that the loss of these signs not only make it more difficult for non-English speakers to navigate their own neighborhood, but it also causes Chinatown to vanish from the maps.

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Lost in translation: CM Marte pushes for bilingual street signs in Chinatown

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