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Yellow Seeds Newspaper Posted On-line The nearly complete collection of the newspaper of Yellow Seeds, an anti-imperialist organization that operated in Philadelphia Chinatown in the 1970's has been posted on-line. The newspaper was also called Yellow Seeds. Prof. Tamara Nopper of Temple University carried out this archival work. Her blog is found...08/11/2010 |
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"A high moral enterprise": Philadelphian Ed Nakawatase reflects on SNCC and 50 years of progress
by Helen Gym It’s not often we have a chance to celebrate the amazing lives of extraordinary Philadelphians, but the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) was just too...   |
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The Case of Chol Soo Lee 1973-82 see also story of his acquital CHRONOLOGY OF THE CHOL SOO LEE CASE (1973-... |
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Review: Chains of Babylon In Chains of Babylon by Daryl Maeda looks at the history of the Asian American Movement, focusing on the creation of the Asian America identity. Chains see this evolution in relation to the dominant white culture and the emerging Black power movement. This identity was further developed by its solidarity with other oppressed groups globally, most notably with the Vietnamese... |
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Snake Dancers: A Panel of Lifelong Boston Asian American Movement Activists API Movement Boston and its partners Asian American Resource Workshop, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center present a panel of community activists: Snake Dancers: Friday, September 18, 2009 |
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Changing Neighborhood: Ethnic Enclaves and the Struggle for Social Justice Michael Liu and Kim Geron From the Journal Social Justice by permission of the authors, all rights reserved Introduction and Overview |
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NCRR Releases Archives of Japanese American Activism Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress (NCRR) have begun releasing on-line extensive documentation of their history of grass-roots organizing in the Japanese American community. In the documentation are primary documents, photos, videos, and summaries of campaigns. There is a special collection on...12/23/2008 |
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Book Review: The Snake Dance of Asian American Activism, by Michael Liu, Kim Geron and Tracy Lai
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A New History: The Snake Dance of Asian American Activism: Community, Vision, and Power 10/2/08 A new history of Asian American activism reinterprets the Asian American movement (AAM). Michael Liu, Kim Geron, and Tracy Lai describe the AAM's dramatic impact on the direction of Asian American political and social activity beginning in the 1960s, particularly in terms of neighborhood redevelopment, civil rights, international solidarity, and the Jesse Jackson presidential... |
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Chinese Progressive Association Boston 1st Newsletter This is from the introduction of first newsletter of the Chinese Progressive Association in February 1978. At the time it was called the Chinatown People's Progressive Association Introduction After months of hard work and the cooperative efforts of many people, the Chinatown People's Progressive Association (CPPA) finally had its opening on July 17, 1977. The...10/01/2008 |
