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LIFE’S JOURNEY

Mai Kim Le and her teenage daughter have lived very different lives. As a small child, Le and her family came to the United States as refugees from Vietnam. Le moved around the country as a child, and faced poverty, racism, and cultural isolation. Her daughter lives comfortably in affluent Brookline and attends private school.

So when COVID-19 hit, and Le’s

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