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  • Black and white photo of 4 individuals looking off to the left. The United farm Workers Organizing Committee flag waves in the background.

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    Andy Imutan, Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, and Robert Kennedy at a rally in Delano, Calif.

    Left to right: Andy Imutan, Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, and Robert Kennedy at a rally in Delano, Calif. before the breaking of Cesar Chavez’s 25-day Fast, Delano, Calif., March 10, 1968.

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 2
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  • Larry Itliong and Dick Ginnold and a group of Brazilian farm workers talk together in front of a building.

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    Larry Itliong and Dick Ginnold speak with Brazilian farm workers

    Larry Itliong and Dick Ginnold speak with Brazilian farm workers, Niteroi, Brazil, circa 1960s.

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 2
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  • Individuals marching down a busy road holding signs. One of the signs read "We want no hold back pay."

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    Aparagus 1948 Strike March

    Local 7 members marching in the 1948 Stockton asparagus strike, downtown Stockton, California.

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 2
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  • Two children standing in front of a car. A woman is standing next to the car speaking to someone inside of the passenger seat.

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    Cornelia Delute selling wares to Manongs

    Cornelia Delute speaking with local farmworkers as her children in the photograph pose in front of the camera. Cornelia carries the container with her homemade binangkal (sesame bread) and suman (rice cake).

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 3
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  • A group of fifteen female farm workers and the Lucas Camp foreman pose for a photo.

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    Natividad Ballesteros Edillor with coworkers, Lucas Camp

    Natividad (kneeling, second from left), with her female coworkers at Lucas Camp with camp foreman Bob Armington (standing, fourth from left).

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 3
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  • A group of women and their children pose for a photo in their bunkhouse. The group is dressed for a baptism.

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    Manangs at the Aremas Family Baptism, Salinas

    Baptism for Susan Aremas (center being held by her aunt), and her mother Sherry (left of her), in the Salinas Labor Camp. Two or more families at the camps would often share one small bunkhouse.

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 3
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  • Group of 18 laborers sitting together smiling. Many are holding guitars, and one of the women is holding a baby.

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    Family Labor Camp, Delano, 1940s

    Labor camp life in the fields, with Raymund Pacis Barney (center) with Raymond L. Barney. Lucena L. Barney (center front) with John L. Barney, Filomena (Navaro) Fernandez (married to Zuilo Fernandez).

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 3
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  • Picketers with their arms raised, waving flags. They stand just off a dirt road on a farm.

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    Filipino American UFW members

    As the United Farm Workers resumed strike activities against Delano’s table grape growers, Filipino American UFW members rejoined their union brothers and sisters on the picket lines. This photograph shows Filipino American UFW members on the picket line.

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  • Carlos Bulosan, Filipino-American writer, sits at a writing desk with his hand on his cheek, smiling. A typewriter and stacks of books are visible on the desk.

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    Carlos Bulosan at writing desk, approximately 1950s

    Carlos Bulosan gained literary fame with the publication of his semi-autobiographical novel America Is in the Heart, which delves into the experiences of Filipino immigrants in the United States. Photo of Carlos Bulosan ca. 1955.

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    Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 4
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  • Carlos Bulosan in a suit and hat standing in front of a wooden door.

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    Carlos Bulosan in front of door, approximately 1940s

    Carlos Bulosan in front of door, ca. 1940

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  • Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man wearing a printed tie and black suit jacket, crouches in front row of group photo with similarly dressed friends.

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    Chapter Overview: Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin

    Helen Zia

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  • Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man wearing a printed tie and black suit jacket, crouches in front row of group photo with similarly dressed friends.

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    Module 1: Who Was Vincent Chin?

    Helen Zia

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    Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin
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    Module 2: Economic Crises, the Politics of Blame, and 1980s Detroit

    Helen Zia

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    Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin
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  • Man in suit jacket stands with raised fist before group of Asian Americans. They stand behind "It's Not Fair" banner and carry signs and U.S. flags.

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    Module 3: To Do Something or Nothing: The Decision to Take Action

    Helen Zia

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    Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin
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  • Lily Chin at podium in front of "Justice for Vincent Chin" banner and addresses audience. Seated behind her is Jesse Jackson, a Black man in suit.

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    Module 4: Building a Pan-Asian American Civil Rights Movement

    Helen Zia

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    Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin
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  • Outdoor plaque with inscription "In Memory of Vincent Chin" at top. Text below describes significance of plaque's location and commemoration details.

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    Module 5: The Continued Impact and Legacy of Vincent Chin’s Story

    Helen Zia

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    Fighting Anti-Asian Violence: Justice for Vincent Chin
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    Japanese Americans

    Brian Niiya and Kristen Hayashi

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    Module 1: Still Here After Five Generations and Counting

    Brian Niiya and Kristen Hayashi

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    Japanese Americans
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  • Four Japanese American people stand in the middle of a large flower field.

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    Module 2: Building Homes and Community in the Shadow of Two Empires (1885-1941)

    Brian Niiya and Kristen Hayashi

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    Japanese Americans
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