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William Chun Hoon - Early Days of Bilingual

William Chun Hoon - Early Days of Bilingual

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William Chun Hoon - School as Community

William Chun Hoon - Community Leader, Activist and Ex-Principal of Castelar - School as Community

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William Estrada - Chinese Migration Gold and Railroads

William Estrada - Chinese Migration Gold and Railroads

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William Estrada - History and Los Angeles

William Estrada - Chair of the History Department For Nam - History and Los Angeles

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William Estrada - On Discrimination

William Estrada - Chair of the History Department For Nam - On Discrimination

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William Estrada - The Story of Old Chinatown & Union Station

William Estrada - The Story of Old Chinatown and Union Station

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Judithe Hernandez - Being a Chicana Feminist

Yo Soy Chicana - Judithe Hernandez - Reclaiming the City - Being a Chicana Feminist

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Sybil Venegas - Conditions for Producing Chicana Art

Yo Soy Chicana - Sybil Venegas - Conditions for Producing Chicana Art

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Sonya Fe - Empowering Latino Women

Yo Soy Chicana - Sonya Fe - Empowering Latino Women

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Jesus Trevino - Identity Through Art

Yo Soy Chicano - Jesus Trevino - Identity Through Art

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Jesus Trevino - Defining the Movement

Yo Soy Chicano - Jesus Trevino - Defining the Movement

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Eric Avila - Chicano

Yo Soy Chicano - Eric Avila - Chicano

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William Chun Hoon - Origins of The Chinatown Library

Castelar school was home to the first public library in Chinatown.
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