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Oriental Student Union Flyer

Typed bulletin with the headline, It's Way Part Time for Action and Rally Now handdrawn at the bottom.

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Read It’s Way Past Time for Action, created by Asian American activists at the Oriental Student Union (OSU). What actions did OSU take before organizing the sit-in? What led them to this more high-profile action?

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Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

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Oriental Student Union Flyer

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1971

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Seattle, WA

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https://depts.washington.edu/civilr/images/asianamerican/OSU-Flyer5.jpg

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Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

Publisher

Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

Date

1971

Location

Seattle, WA

Module

Asian American Activism, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Legal Document

File Format

jpg

URL

https://depts.washington.edu/civilr/images/asianamerican/OSU-Flyer5.jpg

Source

University of Washington

Licensor

University of Washington

MUMI Number

41.01.TXT.044

Creator

Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

Publisher

Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

Date

1971

Location

Seattle, WA

Module

Asian American Activism, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Legal Document

File Format

jpg

URL

https://depts.washington.edu/civilr/images/asianamerican/OSU-Flyer5.jpg

Source

University of Washington

Licensor

University of Washington

MUMI Number

41.01.TXT.044

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