..., “facts are facts and we cannot get away from them.” Since Eurasians were “sons of the foreign devil” and from “tainted families,” Ho Tung could not possibly represent the Chinese community. 3 © 2023 by the Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association 2023 race colonial Hong Kong...

... , 1895–1913. © 2023 by the Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association 2023 Mary Ellen Pleasant religion in the American West race African American religion citizenship migration California On February 5, 1899, a provocative ad appeared in the San Francisco Call...

..., American Historical Association 2020 California history conquest race agriculture wine viticulture German immigrants JUL IA ORNELAS-HIGDON Agricultural Citizenship and the German Winemakers of Los Angeles County, 1853 1891 ABSTRACT Newly arrived in 1850s California, a group of German...

..., noncitizen American nationals, race, Philippines, Puerto Rico In 1922 , Jose´ Balzac, a newspaper editor and U.S. citizen from Puerto Rico, asked the Supreme Court to confirm his right to a jury trial. Convicted of libel in his home island, Balzac maintained that the Sixth Amendment guaranteed him this right...

... century and uncover the (dis)order of a growing U.S. bureaucratic infrastructure based on sexual and gendered regulation. © 2020 by the Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association 2020 U.S.-Mexico Borderlands policing women race sexuality immigration CELESTE R . MENCHACA Staging...

... and postwar anti-racist activists diminished in influence amid global Cold War pressures reviving racial restrictions and Cold War militarization after the Korean War. Nonetheless, Wallace’s anti-racist diplomacy, stemming from long-running U.S. and global liberal debates and political struggles over race...

... 2013 Chicana history Chicano history Mexican American history interdisciplinarity gender culture race The Interdisciplinary Project of Chicana History: Looking Back, Moving Forward MIROSLAVA CHA´ VEZ-GARCI´A The author is a member of the Chicana and Chicano studies department...

... a long history of engaging the subject in the nineteenth century. This focus dovetails with recent critical works on race and gender in the U.S. West as well as transnational approaches to history. This article makes the case that the perspective on the nineteenth century provided by Chicano/a historians...

...Alexandra Minna Stern Chicana/o historians have transformed understandings of gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, identity, labor, and space in the United States. In dialogue with the articles for this special issue, my commentary reflects on some of the significant contributions of Chicana/o...

.../a ethnicity race Mexican American Chicano/a History: Its Origins, Purpose, and Future ERNESTO CHA´ VEZ The author is a member of the history department at the University of Texas, El Paso. This article surveys the writing of Chicano/a history since its inception and re ects on why scholars have been...

....-Mexican borderlands, prostitution, law, race, ethnicity At Mexicali, the investigator met Ida practicing prostitution in a crib She is an American about 25 years of age and came to Mexicali from Salt Lake City about six months ago, when they closed the houses of prostitution there. She said...

... . xxx + 784 pp. $39.95 cloth, $22 paper) © 2013 by the Regents of the University of California 2013 George F. Kennan democracy human rights race Third World Eastern Europe Review Essay Solving for X: Kennan, Containment, and the Color Line CLAYTON R. KOPPES The author teaches...

... coalesced into a true minority constituency that for the first time was recognized as such by an entity of the state. poverty knowledge San Francisco sexuality gender race community organizing The Queerly Disadvantaged and the Making of San Francisco s War on Poverty, 1964 1967 MARTIN MEEKER...