A woman stands at a podium flipping through a book.
She presses the palm of her hand to her forehead.
The reader turns to the projection screen with the title West: A Translation. The screen fills with a black and white photo of men, some in wide brim hats, lined up in two rows.
The speaker presses play on the video. Text, The language of the following poem is taken directly from newspaper and novelistic accounts of the Chinese in 19th Century America.
The black and white photo of the men returns to the screen.
Title, Return. Strips of land snake around a body of water.
A crooked wooden cross stands in a barren area surrounded by a wooded fence.
A small cross made from wire sticks up out of the ground.
A white gravestone reads Henry Cray.