They had a Korean-black dialogue and the Koreans tend to respond to where they see the power is, and I couldn't produce the money. The county, through the Human Rights Commission had this other thing going, and they saw what I was trying to do. I could not do it through the county. If you take action against the Vietnamese, somebody might say you were targeting them, discriminating against them. So we came up with a strategy.
Every spring there's a spring cleanup, for about two weeks.
They'll have a whole citywide spring cleanup, and we'll add a Vietnamese component to it. So we got the job done in a safe manner and it was effective. It wasn't targeting people and we just helped them analyze that, and had the Vietnamese do a dialogue and a workshop.