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Cannery Workers' Union Emerges from War Years and McCarthy Era

Alaska Canneries, Immigrants, Unions

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

Rev. Manuel Garcia Ocana: He Lived Simply, Gave Generously

Filipino Gospel Mission

Some Elderly Immigrants are Simply Wasting Away

Seniors' oasis needs nurturers

The Danny Woo Community Garden in the Chinatown/International District is looking for young Asian Americans to tend the gardens. Currently, only elders are tending it and there are a lot of transients and drug dealers.

Southern California's Family Album

Asian Americans in L.A. from Shades of L.A.: Pictures From Ethnic Family Albums

Safe Held Secret of Ore. Ambush for 108 Years

Stitching Their Lives Back Together

Cambodian Immigrants create textiles to heal and sell. See text in Notes

Sewing for the American dream

3 articles relating to Garment Workers, all by the same authors: Sewing for the American dream (A1, A12-A13): The experiences of several garment workers in Seattle. Multitude of 'gray areas' make labor laws hard to enforce (A12): The difficulty of…

"Home" of Asian Weekly newspaper collapses

The Kokusai Theater in the Chinatown/International District collapses. No one was injured and 2 businesses had to close.