Talk:Loung Ung

message: Hey I've made this a cleanup article... I intend to fix it myself. I believe it needs to be wikified and perhaps expanded... a lot! Tomorrow morning I will be writing an essay about Loung, so when I get it back (and it's marked) I'll type it up here along with the content that is already here. Thanks ZPMMaker 08:46, 24 October 2005 (UTC)
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message: There's an issue with the picture itself.  I'm too busy at the moment to deal with this, but if someone else wants to, please do so.  
:The issue has been addressed. I believe that the image will now remain in the archive. --RogerK 05:56, 6 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Loung Ung's picture

message: I'm happy to see that the editing war has stopped.  Let's try not to get into one of those again.  Because once they start, they tend to quickly snowball and get out of control, so, best to not start them, I think.  This seems obvious, but I think it's pretty easy to forget.  Peace, Syosset 22:07, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: RIP Editing War

message: Hey guys... it's ZPMMaker here (I've changed my nickname...). I haven't done a damn thing for this article, but when I added the wikify tag back in October 2005 this article was only 2 sentences in length. Great work! It may be good enough for a featured article... speaking of which, how do we get that to happen?? David P. a. Hunter 01:12, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Hi all, good work

message: I went to same school with Loung, she was not very fond of Cambodia and was thinking to cope with he problems of USA. She always reiterated her US citizenship and took speech theraphy to show that she does not have an accent. She always wanted to be a famous person and always looked down on anything Asian, I hope she changed,  This is not a book of Cambodia rather a self serving and promoting hidden discrimination of the people of Cambodia who stayed behind.I do not beleive she has any traces of Cambodian culture in her,  I think that Cambodia`s problem can be adressed by the people who lived through the horrors rather than the ones that escaped and continue to live in Western countries. Mark Turner, St. Michael`s College `89
:: Thanks for your contribution 24.87.81.52. Why not register here so we can talk to you on your talk page if we want to? Your criticism is certainly legitimate, and relevant, but does not belong in the body of the article. --RogerK 01:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Personally, my criticism of Loung is, after all my research, that she doesn't give Meng and Eang the credit they deserve. They persevered throughout the 80s and 90s to provide money and necessities for Loung in the U.S. and her family in Cambodia, and it's because of their efforts that many of the surviving members of Meng's family are doing well today. I'm surprised by the absence of       gratitude for their efforts in her writings and interviews. --RogerK 03:42, 30 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: More Criticism

message: "[Loung reveals] an inherent racism against ethnic Khmers. Sody Lay, former director of the Khmer Institute and university lecturer in Cambodian American studies, also notes that her claim that the Killing Fields tragedy was an attempt at ethnic cleansing is completely misrepresentive of what happened as well as insulting to the millions of ethnic Khmers who suffered and perished under the Khmer Rouge." This criticism was added to the sentence "Her detractors also claim that, as a child of a Chinese mother and a Khmer father highly placed in the Phnom Penh government, she paints a very unfavorable picture of Khmer villagers" on 2 May 2006 by 71.129.53.112, after he or she deleted the bulk of the article. Reverted. Placed here instead, where it is more appropriate. Your contribution is welcome here in Wikipedia. --RogerK 02:58, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Additional criticism

message: I'd like to include Krang Truop (uncle's village), Tro Nuon (father's birthplace), Kong Cha Lat (where Keav died), Anglungthmor, and Long Deang (Vietnam, from where they departed for Thailand) on the map. But I've checked maps  and have been unable to find these villages. Anybody know where they are? --RogerK 20:37, 30 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Map sites

message: The ethnic background of Loung Ung is not of sufficient import to be discussed in the intro to the article. It has been placed as a reference. RogerK 06:01, 27 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: The Intro

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