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It is amazing to see the number of books, articles and short stories written on Asian women now.
Our First Amendment right may have been born out of struggle, but UC Berkeley Asian American Studies lecturer Merle Woo discovered that guaranteeing these rights would be a struggle as well.
Korean immigrant Un chong Kerr’s song of sexual harassment is a sad one.
I am writing this letter to enlist your advice and support.
UCLA Asian Coalition is planning its annual Asian/Pacific Week during the third week of the Spring Quarter.
“From Bound Feet to Boundless Skies” will be the theme of this year’s International working women’s Day Celebration at UCLA.
UCLA Asian American Studies Center and (APANA) Asian Pacific Americans for Nuclear Awareness will be celebrating in a joint International Working Women’s Day Program in the Asian/Pacific community.
An exhibit of photos and artifacts about Chinese women in American from 1834-1982 will be displayed at John F. Kennedy Library, Cal State Los Angeles.
A book on Chinese Americans, written by UCLA’s Asian American Studies Center, and sponsored by the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, will be titled (tentatively), Linking Our lives: History of Chinese American Women in Southern California.
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