Title: Gidra, 20th Anniversary Edition, 1990, (ddr-densho-297-66)
Densho ID: ddr-densho-297-66

Gidra
20th Anniversary Edition
1990

[Page 1]

Why We Did Another Gidra, and What We Learned, by Evelyn Yoshimura

[Page 6]

'Because Movement Work Is Contagious' Reflections of Yuri Kochiyama As Told to Sasha Hohri, by Sasha Hori

[Page 7]

Memories of America: A Conversation with Philip Vera Cruz, by Joe Virata

[Page 8]

Organizing Chinese Workers in the 1930's, by Happy Lim

[Page 9]

Harold Hakwon Sunoo: A Pioneer Korean American Activist, by Cooke Sunoo

[Page 11]

Seventeen Days on the Boat, by Jason Tran

[Page 12]

A View from Nihonmachi, by Donna Kotake

L.A. Chinatown, Then & Now, by Deborah F. Ching

[Page 13]

Wai Kee Farm, by Pauline Mak

[Page 14]

Chinagirl, by Kim Moy

'Culture Vulture' like Lorna said so, by Van Troi Pang

[Page 15]

The Baranihan Spirit: The Search to Involve Pilipino Americans, by Ester Suriano-Hewitt

[Page 16]

'We Want Equality in Our Union!' Vietnamese Workers in the UAW, by Glenn Omatsu

[Page 17]

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 18]

Shattered Bodies, Shattered Ideals: China's Troubled Future?, by Gordon Chang

China on My Mind, by Marion Fay

[Page 19]

Branded, by Russell Leong

[Page 20]

Microwave Tea (An Ode to the 1990s), by Philip Tajitsu Nash

[Page 21]

My Brother Satoru, by Sharon Shimazu

[Page 22]

Kaulana na Pua, by Leilani Sauter

[Page 23]

A Tribute to Dyke Miyagawa, by Takako 'Taxie' Kusunoki

[Page 24]

Symbol of Defiance: J.A. World War II Draft Resisters, by Takeshi Nakayama

[Page 25]

Eyes of the Cry, Nicole Muraoka

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 26]

Forbidden City, U.S.A.: Reclaiming Our Cultural Literacy, by Alex Hing

[Page 27]

The Lesson, by Thomas Kwan

[Page 28]

Who Are Samoans . . . and What Are They Doing in the U.S.?, by Samoa Koria

Polynesian Old Man/Taloaga Tolovae, by Samoa Koria

[Page 29]

A Winter's Day, by Jeff Chop

[Page 30]

A New New Decade Generation, by Penny Fujiko Willgerodt

[Page 32]

Patuloy Na Pag-Asa: Enduring Hope, by Linda Mabalot

[Page 34]

Eucalyptus, by Hisaye Yamamoto DeSoto

[Page 36]

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 37]

Vietnamese Fishermen in Northern California: An Interview with Chieu Pham, by Gina Hotta

[Page 38]

Twenty Years of Struggle Towards the Decade of Empowerment, by Augusto Espiritu

[Page 39]

Racism at Cal Poly Pomona, by Christine Kaneshige and Sheri Miyashiro

Stanford Sit-In, by Valerie Mih and Judy Wu

[Page 40]

'Hey Hey Ho Ho Racism Has Got to Go!', by Carol Yoneda

[Page 42]

Who's Out, by Arlene deVera

[Page 43]

Asian American Studies: Moving into the Third Decade, by Peter Kiang

[Page 44]

Twenty Years Later: Asian American Studies at UCLA, by Lianne Urada

Me Generation Becomes We Generation, by Gann Matsuda

[Page 45]

Transforming the Student Media: Pacific Ties and the 'Alternative' News Magazines at UCLA, by Gloria Hernandez

[Page 46]

Dismantling the Model Minority Myth, by Dennis Arguelles

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 47]

Thanks, from All of Us, by Don T. Nakanishi

[Page 48]

The Heart of Rock 'n Roll, by Dan Kuramoto

On the Edge of the Pacific, by David Monkawa

[Page 49]

Seoul to Soul: Seoul to LA in Twenty Years, by Jerry Yu

[Page 50]

The Place Where I Was Born, Houng Voravong

[Page 51]

Commencement: The Second Time, by Trinh Banh

[Page 52]

Inspiration, by Pasion Cummings

[Page 53]

'Chinatown My Chinatown', by Charlie Chin

[Page 54]

Live Free or Die in the Velvet Revolution, by Laurence Toshiro-Moore

[Page 55]

'The Best of Both Worlds', by Angela Nishio

[Page 56]

The Challenge of Empowerment, by Mabel Teng

[Page 57]

Political Power for Asian Americans in the 1990s: Inside the Historic Dinkins Campaign and the Future of Asian American Political Organizing, by Rocky Chin and May Ying Chen

[Page 59]

From the '60s to the '90s: Still Mad After All These Years, by Eddie Wong

[Page 60]

Taiko

[Page 61]

Kulintang Music, by Gig Santos

[Page 62]

Sensing the Mission, by Brenda Palk Sunoo

Kwangju is Morning, by Brenda Palk Sunoo

[Page 63]

The Ming Hai Loo Case: Battling Racist Violence into the 1990s, by Jean Yonemura

[Page 64]

Prudencio Corpus, by Cathy Casuga

[Page 65]

The Warren Report 1990, by Warren Furutani

[Page 66]

What we won, though the ten year struggle, by Ben Nakano

Personal Reflections by a Japanese newcomer, by Yasuko Sakamoto

[Page 67]

What redress/reparations means to me, by Tsuyako 'Sox' Kitashima

The coming of age of a sansei, by Glen Kitayama

[Page 69]

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 70]

D.C. Melodrama, by Miya Iwataki

[Page 71]

The Korean Community in New York City, by Tina Choi

Vietnam, My Place of Birth, by Phuong Ngo

[Page 72]

With book in hand I walk this land, seeking the knowledge I need, extremely mellow, a happy fellow, because I come from a . . . 'Yellow Seed', by Nelson Nagai

[Page 73]

Coming Home: Twenty Years Later . . . Still on this Side of History, by Shin'ya Ono

[Page 74]

Nasaan Ka No Ngayon Carlos? (Where are you now, Carlos?), by Allen Ongchangco

[Page 75]

Wong's Sunday, by Cornel Lee

[Page 76]

Mok Oak (Wooden Shed), by Andrew K. Hom

[Page 77]

Call Hiroshima Tonight, by Naomi Hirahara

[Page 78]

'The Activist's Gift', by Bill Watanabe

[Page 80]

Little Tokyo Redevelopment, by Kathy Nishimoto Masaoka

[Page 81]

Homelessness in the Nikkei Community, by Yasuko Sakamoto

[Page 82]

'Off and Running', by Lloyd D. Tanaka

[Page 83]

Home Bitter Home, by Fe Koons

[Page 84]

Elementary, by Laura Tokunaga Iwasaki

[Page 85]

Virgo Lee Does the Right Thing in New York City, by Jeffrey Chan

Lion Dance, by Lillian Nakano

[Page 86]

I Was Born, by Lane Nishikawa

[Page 87]

Twenty Years, by Geraldine Kudaka

[Page 88]

Somehow I Recognize Her, by Diane Takei

[Page 89]

The Thai Association: Keeping the Community in Touch with the Homeland, by Joyce Nako

[Page 90]

Yes, We Are Not Invisible, by Janice Mirikitani

[Page 91]

Kimiko Carson Beverly Hills Broker sex, lies and facelifts, by Akemi Kikumura

The Visitor, by Akemi Kikumura

[Page 92]

Worlds Apart, Worlds Together, by Jerry Ye

[Page 93]

'Brunch', by Evelyn Yoshimura

[Page 95]

A Colonized Identity, by Gerald G. Gubatan

[Page 96]

Knowing Where the One Is, by John Jang

[Page 97]

Looking Ahead: An Interview with filmaker Wayne Wang, by Janice Sakamoto

[Page 98]

The General of Clinton Avenue: Activist Jim Matsuoka Recounts His Lifelong Role in the JA Movement, by Linda Fujikawa Tanamachi

[Page 99]

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 100]

thirty miles from j-town, by Amy Uyematsu

Wind River, by Amy Uyematsu

[Page 101]

To All Us Sansei Who Wanted to Be Westside, by Amy Uyematsu

to r.t., by Amy Uyematsu

[Page 102]

Pro-Choice: Asian Americans Dispute Webster's Definitions of Women's Rights, by Bruce Kariya, Patricia Kinaga, Martie Quan, Peter J. Wong

[Page 103]

San Francisco: The Arts and Political Empowerment: 'Multiculturalism' vs. the 'Majors', by Francis Wong

[Page 104]

Nobuko Miyamoto: To Give Birth to Our Dreams, by Duane Ebata

[Page 105]

Trying to Make a Difference: Students rally for Chinese American garment workers, by Cynthia Mark

P&L Garment Workers' Struggle in Boston Chinatown, by Man Chank Ng

[Page 106]

10:30 p.m. Bedroom My Uncle Abui-chon Talking, by Vivian Chin

Revolution (bought into the system), by Elbert Manabu Shitamoto

On Nikkei Blvd, by David Monkawa

[Page 107]

Cadillac, by G.T. Wong

[Page 108]

Your weight like the sky above me, by A. Maria Hong

Saigon, by Nicole S. Jones

[Page 109]

Daniel Kit Kwong: Multi-Media Performance Artist Exposing Oppression, by Diane Michiko Ujiiye

[Page 110]

Long Live the Memory of Huey P. Newton, by Alex Hing

The Blue Angels, by Jenny Ho

[Page 111]

Amerasian Girl, by Velina Hasu Houston

The Amerasian League: Outreach to Multi-Racial, Multi-Cultural Asians, by Velina Hasu Houston

Interracial Marriage: Are We Doing Ourselves In?, by Amy Mass

[Page 112]

Exodus, by Faustino Calgoy

Filipino Farm Workers, by Faustino Calgoy

[Page 113]

The Pig, by Gary Yano

[Page 115]

Standing Up for Our Rights: Violent Asian Gangs in Stockton, by Artiya Thiphanep

[Page 117]

Aichii, by Sasha Hohri

[Page 118]

U.S. Bases in the Phillippines [sic] and the Movement for Democracy, by Enrique Delacruz

[Page 119]

Eleanor S. Yung, by Bob Lee

Changes: The Acculturation of Asian Americans, by Yoshito Kawahara

[Page 120]

Japanese Canadian Redress, by Terry Watada

[Page 121]

Samoans Wrestle for Justice: Police Brutality in Southern California, by Jennifer Rose

[Page 122]

Yellow Brotherhood, by Sheri Miyashiro

Alan C. Lee, by Lori

Ciara, by Lori

[Page 124]

Photo Essay, by Leon Sun

[Page 126]

'Hammond the Whale', by Phillip Kan Gotanda

[Page 127]

Since Steve, by Bruce G. Iwasaki