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Backlash Feared Over 'Pearl Harbor'

News article; Because of the premiere of the movie Pearl Harbor, Japanese Americans are worried that old prejudices against Japanese Americans will once again resurface.

Filipinos who paved the way: Two photo exhibits chronicle an immigrant community

The Smithsonian Intitution exhibit "Through My Father's Eyes" was displayed at the Wing Luke Museum. The exhibit displays the photos taken by Californian (and Filipino American) Ricardo Alvarado, who took pictures of Filipino Americans in California.…

The Chinese Empire: A General and Missionary Survey

Traces of Old: Relics in a Seattle Hotel Tell of Japanese - Americans Forced From Their Homes

Some Lofty Ideas

News article; Two historic buildings in Seattle, the 80 South Jackson Building and the Seattle Quilt Manufacturing Co., are being renovated.

Family

Anthony Brown plays a style of Japanese American Jazz.

Wing Luke Receives Largest Grant in Museum's History

Wing Luke Asian Museum received a $600,000 from the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund.

Building for the Arts: A Guidebook for the Planning and Design of Cultural Facilities

Reward: Chinese tong offers $30,000 in Wah Mee murders

Bing Kung Association offers reward for information or help in catching anyone responsible for the Wah Mee Masssacre.

Goodbye, Holly Park