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Archive for the Asian American Category (8 Posts)

Color portrait photo of Jeffrey Yoo Warren. Photo is from chest up; he's looking to camera left, wearing glasses, a dark purple shirt and a lighter patterned purple tie.

Jeffrey Yoo Warren: Seeing Lost Enclaves

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, Asian American History, LCM, Library Work and Employees, Maps, Technology

Full length color photo shows Midair, a woman with pulled-back black hair in an ankle-length yellow dress. She is holding a violin. standing between a white couch at left and gazing out a window to the right.

Midori: Music and the Instrument That Makes It

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, LCM, Music, Performing Arts, Uncategorized

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Researcher Story: U.S. Rep. Patsy Takemoto Mink, First Woman of Color in Congress

Posted by: Wendi Maloney

Posted in: Asian American, Asian American History, Congress, Researcher Stories, Women's History, Writers

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“Return of the Jedi,” Mark Hamill and the 2021 National Film Registry

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: African American, African American History, Asian American, Asian American History, Hispanic and Latino, LGBTQ, National Film Preservation Board, National Film Registry

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Researcher Stories: The Violins of George Yu

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, LGBTQ, Music, Researcher Stories

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Jade Snow Wong: The Legacy of “Fifth Chinese Daughter”

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, Asian American History, Writers

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Japan in U.S. Children’s Books: “A New World”

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, Asian American History, Kids, Library Work and Employees, News, Researcher Stories, Writers

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Jim Lee and DC Comics: A Heroic Conversation for Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Asian American, Comics, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Writers