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These in-depth historical essays explore fascinating issues and incidents. Each is fully illustrated with photos and newspaper articles. Graduate and undergraduate students in History and Labor Studies at the University of Washington produced these articles. Contents as of viewing the web site on 9/5/07 consist of: The Chicano Movement in Washington State 1967-2006, Part 1, Political Activism by Oscar Rosales Castaneda; Christian Friends for Racial Equality 1942-1970 by Johanna Phillips; By Right of Discovery: United Indians of All Tribes Retakes Fort Lawton, 1970 by Lossom Allen; United Indians of All Tribes Meets the Press: News Coverage of the 1970 Occupation of Fort Lawton by Karen Smith; American Indian Women's Service League: Raising the Cause of Urban Indians, 1958-71 by Karen Smith; Indian Civil Rights Hearings: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Comes to Seattle, 1977 by Laurie Johnstonbaugh; Challenging Sexism at City Light: The Electrical Trades Trainee Program by Nicole Grant; The 1920 Anti-Japanese Crusade and Congressional Hearings by Doug Blair; "Pride and Shame": The Museum Exhibit that Helped Launch the Japanese American Redress Movement by Allison Shephard; Battle at Boeing: African Americans and the Campaign for Jobs 1939-1942 by Sarah Miner; The 1965 Freedom Patrols & the Origins of Seattle's Police Accountability Movement by Jennifer Taylor; After Internment: Seattle's Debate Over Japanese Amricans' Right to Return Home by Jennifer Speidel; Seattle's Electrical Workers Minority Caucus: A History by Nicole Grant; Blocking Racial Intermarriage Laws in 1935 and 1937: Seattle's First Civil Rights Coalition by Stefanie Johnson; Susie Revels Cayton: "The...
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Keywords

  1. Aeronautical Workers Union (Seattle, Wash.)
  2. African American Communists
  3. African American Construction Workers
  4. African American Labor Leaders
  5. African American Labor Union Members
  6. African American Political Activists
  7. African American Stevedores
  8. African American Women
  9. African American Women Civil Rights Workers
  10. African American Women Employees
  11. African Americans
  12. Agricultural Laborers
  13. Aircraft Industry
  14. Alaska
  15. Alien Labor
  16. Black Militant Organizations
  17. Black Nationalism
  18. Black Panther Party
  19. Black Power
  20. Black Student Union (University Of Washington)
  21. Boeing Aircraft Company
  22. Boycotts
  23. California
  24. Canned Foods Industry
  25. Cannery Workers
  26. Cannery Workers And Farm Laborers Union. Local 7 (Seattle, Wash.)
  27. Centro De La Raza (Seattle, Wash.)
  28. Chicano Movement
  29. Christian Friends For Racial Equality
  30. Christians
  31. Civil Rights
  32. Civil Rights Movements
  33. Civil Rights Workers
  34. Communist Party Of The United States Of America (Wash.)
  35. Community Relations
  36. Complaints Against
  37. Concentration Camps
  38. Construction Workers
  39. Detention Of Persons
  40. Discrimination
  41. Electric Industry Workers
  42. Electric Utilities
  43. Electrical Workers Minority Caucus (Seattle, Wash.)
  44. Electricians
  45. Employees
  46. Evacuation And Relocation, 1942 1945
  47. Filipino Americans
  48. Filipino Forum (Seattle, Wash.)
  49. Filipino Students
  50. Fort Lawton (Seattle, Wash.)
  51. Government
  52. Grape Strike, Calif., 1965 1970
  53. Hispanic Americans
  54. History
  55. Immigrants
  56. Indian Women
  57. Indians Of North America
  58. International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers. Local 46 (Seattle, Wash.)
  59. International Longshore And Warehouse Union
  60. International Longshoremen's And Warehousemen's Union. Local 37 (Seattle, Wash.)
  61. Interracial Marriage
  62. Japanese
  63. Japanese American Citizens' League. Seattle Chapter
  64. Japanese Americans
  65. Journalists
  66. King County (Wash.)
  67. Labor
  68. Labor Disputes
  69. Labor Journalism
  70. Labor Literature
  71. Labor Movement
  72. Labor Unions
  73. Latin Americans
  74. Law And Legislation
  75. Liability (Law)
  76. Machinists
  77. Marriage Law
  78. Mexican American Students
  79. Mexican Americans
  80. Newspapers
  81. Police
  82. Police Brutality
  83. Police Misconduct
  84. Political Activists
  85. Political Activity
  86. Politics And Government
  87. Press Coverage
  88. Press, Labor
  89. Private Schools
  90. Propaganda, Anti Japanese
  91. Public Utilities
  92. Quakers
  93. Race Relations
  94. Racial Discrimination
  95. Reparations
  96. Reparations For Historical Injustices
  97. Resettlement
  98. School Integration
  99. Seattle
  100. Seattle (Wash.)
  101. Seattle City Light
  102. Segregation
  103. Segregation In Education
  104. Segregationists
  105. Sexism
  106. Siege, 1970
  107. Sieges
  108. Social Justice
  109. Social Movements
  110. Stevedores
  111. Training Of
  112. Training Programs
  113. United Construction Workers Association
  114. United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
  115. United Indians Of All Tribes Foundation (U.S.)
  116. United Mexican American Students (Seattle, Wash.)
  117. United States
  118. United States Commission On Civil Rights
  119. Universities
  120. University Of Washington
  121. Vineyard Laborers
  122. Washington (State)
  123. Women
  124. Women Electric Industry Workers
  125. Women Labor Union Members
  126. World War, 1939 1945

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