Behind the Orange Curtain by M. Margaret Tanaka and Cheryl Amarasuriya Eberly

Behind the Orange Curtain: Religious Pluralism in a Southern California County
This publication is part of our community partnership with The Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History (COPH) at CSUF.
COPH collects and preserves the stories of distinctive individuals and diverse communities whose historical experiences have shaped the collective memory of Southern California, defined national and transnational identities, and reflected life in an era of globalization. COPH seeks to combine the strengths of oral history and public history in order to build better connections between Cal State Fullerton and the communities—local, national, and global—to which it is tied.