![All American Boy [large photo print of a Chinese-American boy eating on the stairs]. Richard...](/pictures/thumb/238382._2jpg.jpg?v=1558573789)
Baltimore: The Sunpapers, [195-]. 11x18 inch black and white print, very good mounted on a slightly worn board, title penned at lower left, the photographer's rubberstamp on the reverse. Photo depicts a boy wearing a traditional Chinese outfit but sitting in such a way that his western shoes and socks... More about All American Boy [large photo print of a Chinese-American boy eating on the stairs
Cat.No: 238382
San Francisco: Children's Book Press, 2008. 31p., very good hardcover in dustjacket. Special printing devoted to Garth Charles Mower. About a girl interned at Topaz Relocation Center. More about A Place Where Sunflowers Grow
Cat.No: 238369
New York: Japanese-American Commercial Weekly and Anraku Publishing Co., 1910. xvi, 114 pages, hardcover, front cover has a stain. Inscribed by the author inside the rear cover. More about Prince Ito, the man and statesman. A brief history of his life
Cat.No: 238351
San Francisco: Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco, 1998. Unpaginated slender paperback, very good, signed by the San Francisco-based photographer on the title page in Chinese. Color photography of scenes in China. More about Through Dust and Ruins: Photography by Tsung Woo Han
Cat.No: 238258
Washington DC & St. Petersburg: American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation & the Poynter Inst. for Media Studies, 1991. Magazine. [ii] 30p., 8.5x11 inches, preface, introduction, bullet points, figures, photos, references, very good booklet in glossy stapled pictorial wraps. Plan to diversify the media. More about The Next Step toward diversity in the newspaper business
Cat.No: 238127
![Bilingual Resources: [six issue broken run]. Robert Quezada](/pictures/thumb/220589.jpg?v=1513220647)
Los Angeles: National Dissemination and Assessment Center, 1978-1981. Magazine. Six issue broken run, various pagination, 8.5x11 inches, very good magazines in stapled glossy pictorial wraps. Issues include: 1:2, 3:1-3 and 4:1-3 with the final issues of volume four a double issue. Published three times a year. Some issues have special... More about Bilingual Resources: [six issue broken run
Cat.No: 220589
San Francisco: [Japantown Art & Media Workshop], 1980. 22.75x17 inch screen print poster depicting an older woman working at a sewing machine, a much younger version of herself standing with her mother in the background. Artwork by Lowe to accompany a poem by Hom that was originally published in 1977... More about She sews in a sweatshop still dreaming of Gold Mountains / reliving her past through holiday...
Cat.No: 196947
San Francisco: Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center, 2011. 40p., very good in wraps, thoroughly illustrated in color. More about Cultural confluences: the art of Lenore Chinn
Cat.No: 192365
Chicago: Revolutionary Worker, [1989]. Four page tabloid format newspaper, very good; an apparently one-off effort by the RCP's Revolutionary Worker to put out a Chinese-language edition. Issued after the Tiananmen Square massacre; cover depicts Mao shoveling dirt onto Deng Xiaoping. Main article is by Raymond Lotta on why Mao was right. More about Geming gong ren bao
Cat.No: 181335
Claremont, CA: Regina Books, 1995. Paperback. 234p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Papers from a two-day symposium in 1993 in the aftermath of the LA riots, with some discussion of improving relations between Korean Americans and African Americans. More about Multiethnic Coalition Building in Los Angeles
Cat.No: 177392
Rutland, VT: Tuttle, 1965. 59p., very good hardcover in dj, dj corner-clipped with price intact, sun-faded spine; first printing; illustrations by author. A young Japanese girl learns about life in New York City. More about Michiko or Mrs. Belmont's Brownstone on Brooklyn Heights
Cat.No: 160278
New York: Public Affairs Committee, 1944. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, first edition, very good. Public Affairs pamphlets, no. 91. More about What about our Japanese-Americans?
Cat.No: 130991
Berkeley: Campus Theatre, [1935-?]. 4 panel program with photos of the dancer on front and rear covers, later handbill-program for a Rockridge Choral appearance printed both sides laid-in. This playbill is most likely pre-1937 as Ms. Chew appeared in the film of "The Good Earth" that year and it is... More about Caroline King Lan (The Last Orchid) Chew; the only Chinese woman dancer in America; Campus...
Cat.No: 117418
San Francsico: the author, 1973. Pamphlet. 48p., profusely illus., 8.5x5.5 inches oblong, second printing, wraps, signed by Woodbridge. A tribute to the San Francisco sculptor, with close-ups of the often humorous and political content of her ornately decorated fountain. More about Ruth Asawa's San Francisco fountain; photographs by Laurence Cuneo
Cat.No: 81871
