Gidra
Vol. I, No. 8
November 1969
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Moratorium Day, by Alan Ota
1969 Internal Security Act
Midnight Cowboy: A True Episode, by John
[Page 3]
Political Persecution Laura, by Suzi Wong and Colin Watanabe
UCLA High Potential Program Needs Help, by Kathy Aoki and Yuri Kurahashi
Brother, Where Are You?, by Hat
Pioneer Center Opens in Little Tokyo, by Jim Matsuoka
Free Food!!
[Page 4]
Editorial: Politics of the Dollar
Moratorium
Letters to Gidra
[Page 5]
Necessary but Not Sufficient: Yellow and Proud, by Danny Li
Relevance of Ethnic Studies, by Janice Iwanaga
We Are Americans, by David Otis
[Page 6]
Hues, by Leora Wong
[Page 7]
Little Toyko, by Yuki
[Page 8]
The High Cost of Saving Face the American Way, by Isao Fujimoto
[Page 10]
Nisei: the Traumatuzed American, Mary Tani
[Page 11]
Booknotes
[Page 12]
No Haven, Connecticut
[Page 13]
A Note to Black Nationalists, by Arthur Frazier
[Page 14]
Mellow Yellow: Grades, by R. Wu
Notes on Women's Liberation, by G.L.
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Condensed News
Americans and the Race Issue, translated by Yuji Ichioka
[Page 16]
The Warren Report: the Robin Hood of Amerasia, by Warren Furutani
Calendar of Events