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Amerasia Journal 1.3 (1971)

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Table of Contents:

"The Ghetto of the Mind: Notes on the Historical Psychology of Chinese America" by Ben R. Tong
"Koreans in America, 1903-1945" by Linda Shin. Republished in Roots: An Asian American Reader
"The Chinatown Sweatshops: Oppression and an Alternative" by Dean Lan
"An Interview with Dr. S.I. Hayakawa, President, San Francisco State College. S.I. Hayakawa was President of San Francisco State during the momentous Third World Liberation Front strike. Hayakawa, a Nissei Japanese-American himself (and old enough to remember the internment experience), opposed the strikes and the advent of ethnic studies. His views and actions were ferociously criticized by Gidra; there is also an interview with him in Roots: An Asian American Reader. This interview might be understood as friendly in the sense that the editorial staff gives Hayakawa an opportunity to express his views and describe his personal background.
Book Review of Asian Women, Published by students at UC-Berkeley, 1971. Review by Lowell Chun-Hoon. A sympathetic review of an independent, student-produced anthology published at Berkeley (not an official UC Press publication).

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