By Erika Celeste, NPR, July 6, 2010

Fort Wayne, Ind., deals with multiple cultural challenges and obstacles every day as a primary relocation destination for refugees.

The city houses the largest Burmese community in the country, and cultural differences have at times made this community a target. One laundromat posted a sign that forbade Burmese from entering because some were spitting a tobacco-like substance on the floor.

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