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Pacific Northwest History Links
Chronological Content Guide to Secondary Sources, Films, and
Oral Histories
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1920s and before
Films
"The End of Old Days" film by Shaun Scott
Secondary Source
Research Reports
Organized Labor and Seattle's African American Community:
1916-1920 by Jon Wright
The Filipino Forum: Founding Years 1928-1930 by
Mark Mabanag
The Jewish Transcript 1924-1926 by Rachael
Blanchard
The Jewish Voice of the Pacific Coast: 1915-1916 by Kate
Marshall
The Real American: "A National Newspaper for Indians
and Their Friends" 1922-1924 by Erin Plummer
Quileute Independent and Quileute Chieftain, 1908-1910 by
Heather McKimmie
The 1920 Anti-Japanese Crusade and Congressional Hearings
by Doug Blair
Victorio Velasco, Pioneer Filipino American Journalist
by Erik Luthy
Perceptions of Race in the Seattle Union Record by
Chad Seabury
Susie Revels Cayton: "The Part She Played" by Michelle L.
Goshorn
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Revels Cayton: African American Communist and Labor Activist
by Sarah Falconer |
Activist Oral
Histories |
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1930s
Secondary Source
Research Reports
Battle at Boeing: African Americans and the Campaign for Jobs,
1939-1942 by Sarah Miner
Blocking Racial Intermarriage Laws in 1935 and 1937: Seattle's
First Civil Rights Coalition by Stefanie Johnson
Race and Civil Rights in the Washington State Communist Party:
the 1930s and 1940s by Shelley Pinckney
Cannery
Worker's and Farm Laborer's Union 1933-1939: Their Strength in
Unity by Crystal Fresco
Philippine-American Chronicle, 1935-1936 by Rache
Stotts-Johnson
Victorio Velasco, Pioneer Filipino American Journalist
by Erik Luthy
Susie Revels Cayton: "The Part She Played" by Michelle L.
Goshorn
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Revels Cayton: African American Communist and Labor Activist
by Sarah Falconer
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page |
Activist Oral Histories
Bill,
Willard (history of tribal councils)
Cordova, Dorothy |
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1940s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
"Seattle's Segregation Story" powerpoint slide show
"Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
Battle at Boeing: African Americans and the Campaign for Jobs,
1939-1942 by Sarah Miner
Race and Civil Rights in the Washington State Communist Party:
the 1930s and 1940s by Shelley Pinckney
The
Local 7/Local 37 Story: Filipino American Cannery Unionism in
Seattle 1940-1959 by Micah Ellison
The Internment of Japanese Americans as reported by Seattle Area
Weekly Newspapers by Luke Colasurdo
After Internment: Seattle's Debate Over Japanese Americans'
Right to Return Home by Jennifer Speidel
Susie Revels Cayton: "The Part She Played" by Michelle L.
Goshorn
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Christian Friends for Racial Equality, 1942-1970 by Johanna
Phillips
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page
Segregated SeattleMain
page |
Activist Oral Histories
Alexander, Belle
Caver,
Vivian
Chin, Doug
Cordova, Dorothy
Hasakawa, Phil
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Hubbard, Walter
King, Ivan
Matsuda, Larry
Mercer,
Lyle |
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1950s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
"Seattle's Segregation Story" powerpoint slide show
"Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
American
Indian Women's Service League: Raising the Cause of Urban
Indians, 1958-71 by Karen Smith
The
Local 7/Local 37 Story: Filipino American Cannery Unionism in
Seattle 1940-1959 by Micah Ellison
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page
Segregated SeattleMain
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Activist Oral Histories
Alexander, Belle
Bennett, Ramona
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Chew, Ron
Chin, Doug
Cordova, Dorothy
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Hasakawa, Phil
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Hubbard, Walter
Johnson, Charles
King, Ivan
Maeda,
Sharon
Maestas, Roberto
Matsuda, Larry
McKinney, Samuel
Mercer,
Lyle
Murray, Mike
Rodriguez, Jesus
Veloria, Velma
West,
Marion |
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1960s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
"Seattle's Segregation Story" powerpoint slide show
"Black Panthers Tell Their Story" powerpoint slide show
"Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
"Student Activism at the
University of Washington" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
The Chicano Movement in Washington State, 1967-2006 by Oscar
Casteñada
American
Indian Women's Service League: Raising the Cause of Urban
Indians, 1958-71 by Karen Smith
1965 Freedom Patrols and the Origins of Seattle's Police
Accountability Movement by Jennifer Taylor
La
Raza Comes to Campus: The new Chicano contingent and the grape
boycott at the University of Washington, 1968-69 by Jeremy
Simer
The Seattle School Boycott of 1966 by Brooke Clark
The Black Panther Party 1968-1970 by Kurt Schaefer
Black Power and Education in the Afro American Journal
1968-1969 by Doug Blair
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Tyree
Scott and the United Construction Workers Association by
Trevor Griffey
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
BPP main
page
UCWA main
page
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page
Chicano Movement Project main page
Seattle's Asian American Movement main page
Segregated SeattleMain
page
Lesson Plans
Document Based Question: School Segregation in Seattle
Town Meeting: The School Boycott of 1966
"Causes of Conflict": Classroom-Based Assessment
Black Panther Party and Community Empowerment
Martin
Luther King's Controversial Visit to Seattle |
Activist Oral Histories
Adams,
Jean
Adams,
John H.
Bennett, Ramona
Bill,
Willard
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Caver,
Vivian
Chew, Ron
Chin, Doug
Cook, Mark
Cordova, Dorothy
Della,
David
Dixon, Aaron
Dixon, Elmer
Dixon, Michael
Fiddler, Jake
Gallegos, Sidney
Gamboa, Erasmo
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Gossett, Larry
Hasakawa, Phil
Hobbs,
Leon
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Hubbard, Walter
Johnson, Charles
Johnson, Ron
King, Ivan
Maeda,
Sharon
Martinez, Ricardo
Matsuda, Larry
McKinney, Samuel
Mercer,
Lyle
Murray, Mike
Owens,
Garry
Paul,
Blair
Raymond, Jeanne
Riojas,
Rogelio
Rodriguez, Jesus
Santos,
Bob
Singler, Joan
Sugiyama, Alan
Tagawa,
Mike
Uhlman,
Wes
Veloria, Velma
West,
Marion
White,
Bobby |
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1970s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
"Student Activism at the
University of Washington" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
American
Indian Women's Service League: Raising the Cause of Urban
Indians, 1958-71 by Karen Smith
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
Challenging Sexism at City Light: The Electrical Trades Trainee
Program by Nicole Grant
"Pride and Shame" The Museum Exhibit that Helped Launch the
Japanese American Redress Movement
by Allison Shephard
Tyree
Scott and the United Construction Workers Association by
Trevor Griffey
The
Electrical Workers Minority Caucus: A History by Nicole
Grant
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
BPP main
page
UCWA main
page
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page
Chicano Movement Project main page
Seattle's Asian American Movement main page
Lesson Plans
"Causes of Conflict": Classroom-Based Assessment
Black Panther Party and Community Empowerment
Understanding "Protest": Concept Formation Lesson Plan
Introductory or Concluding Essay: Helping Students Enact
Community Change |
Activist Oral Histories
Acevez,
Pedro
Chew, Ron
Adams,
John H.
Amen-Allah, Kenyatto
Bill,
Willard
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Chin, Doug
Cook, Mark
Cordova, Dorothy
Cornish, Megan
Della,
David
Dixon, Aaron
Dixon, Elmer
Dixon, Michael
Domingo, Lynn
Durham,
Heidi
Gallegos, Sidney
Gamboa, Erasmo
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Gossett, Larry
Hobbs,
Leon
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Irigon, Francisco
Johnson, Charles
Johnson, Ron
Lanier, Herman
Lewis, Janet
Lewis, Randy
Maeda,
Sharon
Maestas, Roberto
Martinez, Ricardo
Martinez, Frank and Blanca
Matsuda, Larry
Owens,
Garry
Paul,
Blair
Raymond, Jeanne
Riojas,
Rogelio
Rodriguez, Jesus
Santos,
Bob
Sims,
Beverly
Simmons, Fred
Sugiyama, Alan
Tagawa,
Mike
Uhlman,
Wes
Veloria, Velma
Villanueva, Tomas
White,
Bobby
Whitaker, Alvin
Williams, Shamseddin
Woo,
Michael
Yates, John |
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1980s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
The
Electrical Workers Minority Caucus: A History by Nicole
Grant
Special Sections
(Include oral histories, research reports, photographs and
primary source documents by topic)
Filipino Cannery Unionism main page
Chicano Movement Project main page
Lesson Plans
Understanding "Protest": Concept Formation Lesson Plan
Introductory or Concluding Essay: Helping Students Enact
Community Change |
Activist Oral Histories
Amen-Allah, Kenyatto
Chew, Ron
Della,
David
Domingo, Cindy
Domingo, Lynn
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Guillen, Rosalinda
Johnson, Doug
Lewis, Janet
Lowry,
Mike
Simmons, Fred
Veloria, Velma |
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1990s
Powerpoint Slide Shows
Women in the Civil Rights
Movement" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Source
Research Reports
The
Electrical Workers Minority Caucus: A History by Nicole
Grant |
Adams,
John H.
Cornish, Megan
Amen-Allah, Kenyatto
Bennett, Ramona
Bill,
Willard
Caver,
Vivian
Chew, Ron
Gallegos, Sidney
Gamboa, Erasmo
Johnson, Doug
Maeda,
Sharon
Martinez, Ricardo
Martinez, Frank and Blanca
Mercer,
Lyle
Owens, Garry
Rodriguez, Jesus
Saldaña, Rebecca
Simmons, Fred
Sugiyama, Alan
Veloria, Velma |
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Immigration/Migration
Films
"The End of Old Days" film by Shaun Scott
Secondary Research Reports
The Chicano Movement in Washington State, 1967-2006 by Oscar
Cast e ñ ada
The Internment of Japanese Americans as reported by Seattle Area
Weekly Newspapers by Luke Colasurdo
The Filipino Forum: Founding Years 1928-1930 by
Mark Mabanag
Special Sections
Chicano/a Movement in Washington State History Project |
Activist Oral Histories
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Cordova, Dorothy
Gamboa, Erasmo
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Maestas, Roberto
Martinez, Ricardo
Martinez, Frank and Blanca
Raymond, Jeanne
Veloria, Velma
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Employment/Housing Discrimination
Films
A
Really Nice Place to Live film by Shaun Scott
Slide Shows
"Seattle's Segregation Story" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Research Reports
Battle at Boeing: African Americans and the Campaign for Jobs,
1939-1942 by Sarah Miner
After Internment: Seattle's Debate Over Japanese Americans'
Right to Return Home by Jennifer Speidel |
Activist Oral Histories
Adams,
Jean
Caver,
Vivian
Hasakawa, Phil
Hubbard, Walter
King, Ivan
Singler,
Joan
Valentine,
Bettylou
West,
Marion
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Labor Activism
Secondary Research Reports
Black Longshoreman: The Frank Jenkins Story by Megan Elston
Cannery Worker's and Farm Laborer's Union 1933-1939: Their
Strength in Unity by Crystal Fresco
The
Local 7/Local 37 Story: Filipino American Cannery Unionism in
Seattle 1940-1959 by Micah Ellison
Organized Labor and Seattle's African American Community:
1916-1920 by Jon Wright
Revels Cayton: African American Communist and Labor Activist
by Sarah Falconer
Tyree
Scott and the United Construction Workers Association by
Trevor Griffey
Perceptions of Race in the Seattle Union Record by
Chad Seabury
Philippine-American Chronicle, 1935-1936 by Rache
Stotts-Johnson
Special Sections
Labor Press Project
Chicano/a Movement in Washington State History Project
United Farm
Workers of Washington State History Project
Seattle General Strike of 1919 Project
Filipino Cannery Unionism Across Three Generations 1930s to
1980s
Tyree
Scott and the United Construction Workers Association |
Activist Oral Histories
Cornish, Megan
Della,
David
Domingo, Lynn
Durham,
Heidi
Gamboa, Guadalupe
Guillen, Rosalinda
Hawkins, Todd
Johnson, Doug
Lewis, Janet
Saldaña, Rebecca
Sims,
Beverly
Simmons, Fred
Lanier, Herman
Veloria, Velma
Villanueva, Tomas
Whitaker, Alvin
Woo,
Michael
Yates, John
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Activism
Slide Shows
Black Panthers Tell Their Story powerpoint slide show
Youth in the Seattle Civil Rights Movements powerpoint slide
show
Secondary Research Reports
La
Raza Comes to Campus: The new Chicano contingent and the grape
boycott at the University of Washington, 1968-69 by Jeremy
Simer
The Seattle School Boycott of 1966 by Brooke Clark
Black Power and Education in the Afro American Journal
1968-1969 by Doug Blair
Special Sections
Seattle's Asian American Movement 1969-1973
Chicano/a Movement in Washington State History Project
Lesson Plans
Document Based Question: School Segregation in Seattle
Black Panther Party and Community Empowerment
Town Meeting: The School Boycott of 1966
Chicano lesson plan
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Activist Oral Histories
Acevez,
Pedro
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Dixon, Aaron
Dixon, Elmer
Dixon, Michael
Gallegos, Sidney
Gamboa, Erasmo
Gossett, Larry
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Johnson, Ron
King, Ivan
Maeda,
Sharon
Maestas, Roberto
Martinez, Ricardo
Maestas, Roberto
Martinez, Frank and Blanca
Matsuda, Larry
Raymond, Jeanne
Riojas, Rogelio
Rodriguez, Jesus
Sugiyama, Alan
Tagawa, Mike
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Slide Shows
"Seattle's Segregation Story" powerpoint slide show
"Black Panthers Tell Their Story" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Research Reports
By Right of Discovery: United Indians of All Tribes Retakes Fort
Lawton, 1970 by Lossom Allen
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
1965 Freedom Patrols and the Origins of Seattle's Police
Accountability Movement by Jennifer Taylor
Blocking Racial Intermarriage Laws in 1935 and 1937: Seattle's
First Civil Rights Coalition by Stefanie Johnson
The Internment of Japanese Americans as reported by Seattle Area
Weekly Newspapers by Luke Colasurdo
Special Sections
Seattle
Black Panther Party History and Memory Project
Lesson Plans
Black Panther Party and Community Empowerment |
Activist Oral Histories
Mark Cook
Dixon, Aaron
Dixon, Elmer
Dixon, Michael
Domingo, Cindy
Hasakawa, Phil
Lowry, Mike
Matsuda, Larry
Mercer, Lyle
Paul,
Blair
Raymond, Jeanne
Reyes, Lawney
Sugiyama, Alan
Uhlman, Wes
Veloria, Velma
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| Journalism
Secondary Research Reports
Victorio Velasco, Pioneer Filipino American Journalist
by Erik Luthy
United Indians of All Tribes Meets the Press: News Coverage of
the 1970 Occupation of Fort Lawton by Karen Smith
After Internment: Seattle's Debate Over Japanese Americans'
Right to Return Home by Jennifer Speidel
Black Power and Education in the Afro American Journal
1968-1969 by Doug Blair
The Filipino Forum: Founding Years 1928-1930 by
Mark Mabanag
The Jewish Transcript 1924-1926 by Rachael
Blanchard
The Jewish Voice of the Pacific Coast: 1915-1916 by Kate
Marshall
The Real American: "A National Newspaper for Indians
and Their Friends" 1922-1924 by Erin Plummer
Quileute Independent and Quileute Chieftain, 1908-1910 by
Heather McKimmie
Perceptions of Race in the Seattle Union Record by
Chad Seabury
Philippine-American Chronicle, 1935-1936 by Rache
Stotts-Johnson
Special Sections
Labor Press Project |
Activist Oral Histories
Chew, Ron
Cordova, Dorothy
Irigon, Francisco
Sugiyama, Alan
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| Battling Poverty
Slide Shows
"Black Panthers Tell Their Story" powerpoint slide show
Secondary Research Reports
The Black Panther Party in Seattle 1968-1970
Special Sections
Seattle
Black Panther Party History and Memory Project
United Farm
Workers of Washington State History Project
Lesson Plans
Black Panther Party and Community Empowerment |
Activist Oral Histories
Adams,
John H.
Gamboa, Erasmo
Hobbs ,
Leon
Johnson, Charles
Johnson, Ron
King,
Ivan
Owens,
Garry
Reyes,
Lawney
Riojas, Rogelio
Villanueva, Tomas
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| Religion
Secondary Research Reports
The Jewish Transcript 1924-1926 by Rachael
Blanchard
The Jewish Voice of the Pacific Coast: 1915-1916 by Kate
Marshall
Lesson Plans
Martin
Luther King's Controversial Visit to Seattle
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Activist Oral Histories
Adams,
John H.
Alexander, Belle
Hubbard, Walter
King, Ivan
McKinney, Samuel
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| Multiracial
Coalitions
Slide Shows
Youth in the Seattle Civil Rights Movements powerpoint slide
show
Seattle's Civil Rights History: Movements and Milestones
powerpoint slide show
Secondary Research Reports
Christian Friends for Racial Equality, 1942-1970 by Johanna
Phillips
Blocking Racial Intermarriage Laws in 1935 and 1937: Seattle's
First Civil Rights Coalition by Stefanie Johnson
The Seattle School Boycott of 1966 by Brooke Clark
The Internment of Japanese Americans as reported by Seattle Area
Weekly Newspapers by Luke Colasurdo
Lesson Plans
Introductory or Concluding Essay: Helping Students Enact
Community Change
Martin
Luther King's Controversial Visit to Seattle |
Activist Oral Histories
Adams,
Jean
Bocanegra, Juan Jose
Gossett, Larry
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Hubbard, Walter
Irigon,
Francisco
Johnson, Charles V.
King,
Ivan
Lewis, Janet
Mangaoang, B.J.
Maeda, Sharon
Mercer, Lyle
Nelson, Lonnie
Simmons, Fred
Sims,
Beverly
Singler, Joan
Valentine, Bettylou
West,
Marion
Woo,
Michael
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| Women in Civil
Rights Movements
Slide Shows
Women in Seattle’s Civil Rights Movements powerpoint slide show
Secondary Research Reports
Challenging Sexism at City Light: The Electrical Trades Trainee
Program by Nicole Grant
American
Indian Women's Service League: Raising the Cause of Urban
Indians, 1958-71 by Karen Smith
Susie Revels Cayton: "The Part She Played" by Michelle L.
Goshorn
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Activist Oral
Histories
Adams,
Jean
Alaniz, Yolanda
Alexander, Belle
Bennet,
Ramona
Caver, Vivian
Cornish, Megan
Dixon, Aaron
Dixon, Elmer
Dixon, Michael
Domingo, Lynn
Durham, Heidi
Gamboa, Erasmo
Gossett, Larry
Guillen, Rosalinda
Hollingsworth, Dorothy
Johnson, Doug
Lewis, Janet
Maeda,
Sharon
Mangaoang, B.J.
Martinez, Ricardo
Saldaña, Rebecca
Simmons, Fred
Sims,
Beverly
Singler, Joan
Valentine,
Bettylou
Veloria,
Velma
West,
Marion |
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