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The Racial Volcano Explodes in Los Angeles

The Racial Volcano Explodes in Los Angeles By Bill Gallegos and Bill Fletcher, Jr. Posted Oct. 17, 2022 We wish to thank the authors for allowing Unity News 2022 to post this article which first appeared in The Nation magazine... Read More »

Fay Wong

Southeast Asian children massacred at Stockton school

Attack part of ongoing anti-Asian violence in San Joaquin County Nelson Nagai, Contributed STOCKTON—The people of Stockton, California, are still trying to piece together their world that suddenly came to an end at 11:43 a.m. on January 17. A lone... Read More »

Filipinos demand right to homes

Tracy Takano, Regional correspondent OTA CAMP, HAWAII — The struggle to defend the residents of Ota Camp/Makibaka Village has become a rallying point for the Filipino (Pilipino) people — Hawaii’s fastest growing nationality. It is a proud chapter in the... Read More »

Commentary – A Marxist-Leninist View – 1984: A decisive year for redress?

John Ota, Staff writer Bills are currently in Congress which would provide for payments to individuals and take other steps towards compensating the 120,000 Nikkei (Japanese Americans) who were thrown into concentration camps in the U.S. during World War II.... Read More »

Commentary: Lessons from the battle for Japanese redress/reparations

June Hibino Each year on February 19, thousands of Nikkei (Japanese Americans) and other nationalities gather at programs and rallies to mark the Day of Remembrance. This year’s activities will bring out once more the demand for redress and reparations... Read More »

Chinese Progressive Association 10th Anniversary

Looking back on a decade of work, looking ahead to the future December 26 is the 10th anniversary of the Chinese Progressive Association in San Francisco. The Chinese Progressive Association (CPA) is a mass community organization located in the heart... Read More »

Awaken

“My lifelong goal is to alleviate the suffering of the poor” (translated from Chinese) Mr. Lim has been an organizer in the San Francisco Chinese community for over 40 years. He has been particularly active in the Chinese workers’ movement.... Read More »

Organizing Chinatown in the 1930’s

OPPRESSED NATIONALITIES (Translated from Chinese) Mr. Ja Chong was one of many revolutionaries who organized among Chinese workers in the 1930’s. Today, he is an adviser to the Guandong Investment Company in the People’s Republic of China. He visited the... Read More »

LRS Workshop on the Asian National Movements – Identity & Culture

Speech by Eddie Wong – November 27, 1981 In addition to meeting, planning and evaluating the political work in small groups called units, which were organized by work area, LRS members attended political education workshops. These workshops provided a vehicle... Read More »

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The Racial Volcano Explodes in Los Angeles

Fay Wong

Southeast Asian children massacred at Stockton school

Filipinos demand right to homes

Commentary – A Marxist-Leninist View – 1984: A decisive year for redress?

Commentary: Lessons from the battle for Japanese redress/reparations

Chinese Progressive Association 10th Anniversary

Awaken

Organizing Chinatown in the 1930’s

LRS Workshop on the Asian National Movements – Identity & Culture

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Oral History Project

GETTING TOGETHER PUBLICATIONS

AMIRI BARAKA

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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Oral History Project

GETTING TOGETHER PUBLICATIONS

AMIRI BARAKA

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Oral History Project