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    Frank Hunting

    Frank with his hunting dogs. Both he and Ruby hunted game at the family’s lodge near Ukiah, California during the 1920s.

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    Ruby hunting

    Ruby and her quarry at the family lodge.

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    Ruby and Her Mom, Woo Que

    Ruby and her mother, Woo Que, in Marysville, California, circa 1931.

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    Technical Sergeant Ruby Tape

    Technical Sergeant Ruby Tape of the Women’s Army Corps, World War II.

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    Our Pilipino Pioneers

    Filipino farmworkers gather for a group photograph in the cabbage fields of the Salinas River Valley, Salinas, California, ca. 1930.

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    Cook house and living quarters, Filipino Strikers Camp, 1925

    A cook house and living quarter at the Filipino Strikers Camp in Kapaa, Kauai, 1925. Camp life was often without running water and electricity. Most of the upkeep of such living spaces were done by the Filipino farmworkers.

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    Filipino farmworker group photo near car

    Filipino farmworkers with their shared vehicle in 1943. Many Filipino farmworkers would take pictures in their best suits near their cars, despite their harsh working and living conditions, to show their families in the Philippines that they were doing well.

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    The Manongs join the picket line during the 1973 Grape Strike

    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 image shows a select few Filipino American members of the UFW.

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    Larry Itliong speaking at unknown event

    Larry Itliong, United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (UFWOC) Assistant Director speaking at unknown event circa 1960s.

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    Pete Velasco, Larry Itliong, and Cesar Chavez meet at the Filipino Hall, Delano, Calif.

    Left to Right: Pete Velasco, Larry Itliong, and Cesar Chavez meet at the Filipino Hall, Delano, Calif., Christmas, circa 1968.

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