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Chang, and Him Mark Lai 210 $aBerkeley $cUniversity of California Press$dc2006 215 $a1 online resource (485 p.) 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a0-520-24309-9 311 $a0-520-24310-2 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $tChinese American Voices --$tFront matter --$tContents --$tIllustrations --$tPreface --$tAcknowledgments --$tPart one: Early Chinese Immigrants, 1852-1904 --$tIntroduction --$tSongs of Gold Mountain Wives --$tTo His Excellency Governor Bigler (1852) --$tThe Founding of Golden Hills' News (1854) --$tLetter by a Chinese Girl (1876) --$tDocuments of the Chinese Six Companies Pertaining to Immigration --$tThe Second Exhumation and Return of the Remains of Our Departed Friends to the Homeland (1876) --$tReminiscences of a Pioneer Student (1923) --$tReminiscences of an Old Chinese Railroad Worker (1926) --$tMemorandum No. 29 to Envoy Zheng (1882) --$tMemorial of Chinese Laborers at Rock Springs, Wyoming (1885) --$tA Chinese View of the Statue of Liberty (1885) --$tReminiscences of an Early Chinese Minister (1932) --$tBow On Guk (Protective Bureau) (1887) --$tWhy Am I a Heathen? (1887) --$tWhy I Am Not a Heathen: A Rejoinder to Wong Chin Foo (1887) --$tThe Geary Act: From the Standpoint of a Christian Chinese (1892) --$tLeaves from the Life History of a Chinese Immigrant (1936) --$tKam Wah Chung Letters (1898-1903) --$tPart two: Life Under Exclusion, 1904-1943 --$tIntroduction --$tThe Treatment of the Exempt Classes of Chinese in the U.S. (1908) --$tDetention in the Wooden Building (1910) --$tLetter Asking for Support to Build the Sunning Railroad (1911) --$tAdmission of Wives of American Citizens of Oriental Ancestry (1926) --$t"Just plain old luck and good timing" --$t"I was the only Chinese woman in town" --$tSecond-Generation Dilemmas (1930's) --$tI Am Growing More Chinese- Each Passing Year! (1934) --$tDeclaration of the Chinese Hand Laundry Alliance (1933) --$tChinese Women's Association Condensed Report for the Years 1932-1936 --$tSong of Chinese Workers (1938) --$tChinatown Goes Picketing (1938) --$tPaul Robeson: The People's Singer (1950) --$tThe Founding of McGehee Chinese School (1944) --$t"There but for the grace of God go I" --$tOne Hundred and Seven Chinese (1943) --$tPart three: Becoming an Integral Part of America, 1943-2003 --$tIntroduction --$tSan Francisco Chinese Papers Blame Immigration Practices in Suicide of Chinese Woman (1948) --$tI Want to Marry an American Girl (1955) --$tMy Bitter Experience in the United States (1956) --$tFather and Son (1995) --$t"We gave workers a sense of dignity" --$t"All the daddies were Chinese and all the mommies were white" --$t"I always felt out of place there" --$t"It was not a winnable war" --$t"I'm a Chinaman" --$tMajor Education Problems Facing the Chinese Community (1972) --$tOn the Normalization of Relations between China and the U.S. --$tProclamation by the Chinese Six Companies of San Francisco (1971) --$tA Turning Point in Chinatown (1979) --$tAsian American Women and Revolution: A Personal View (1983) --$t"In unity there is strength" --$tThe Words of a Woman Who Breathes Fire (1983) --$tAnti-Asian Violence and the Vincent Chin Case --$tThe New Violence (1984) --$tA Letter from Lily Chin (1983) --$tA Journey of Bitterness (1999) --$tImmigrant Women Speak Out on Garment Industry Abuse (1993) --$tChinese and Proud of It (1996) --$tLearning to See the Man Himself (1997) --$tThe Best Tofu in the World Comes from . . . 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