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Davis Mike, "Kajima’s Throne of Blood," Nation (February 12, 1996):18-20. Japanese American activists join with Latino immigrants for campaign to unionize New Otani Hotel in Los Angeles Little Tokyo; the owner of the hotel, Kajima Corporation, has a "bloody history," including the slaughter of Chinese workers during World War II.

Day, Susan, "New Ways of Organizing in Manhattan," Z Magazine (March 1993):19-21. Union organizing drive at Shinwa Restaurant in New York City involving a multiethnic workforce.

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Delgado, Gary, "Independent Labor Organizations To Their Way," Minority Trendsletter 4:3 (Summer 1991):6-7. Includes information about Asian Immigrant Women Advocates in Oakland.

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Doherty, Jack, "Activists Train to Aid Korean Workers, City Times, Los Angeles Times (July 4, 1993). Workshop sponsored by Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates in Los Angeles.

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Durán, Lisa, Bill Gallegos, Eric Mann, and Glenn Omatsu, eds., Immigrant Rights and Wrongs (Los Angeles: Labor/Community Strategy Center, 1994). In a period of growing anti-immigrant sentiment in California, the authors address contradictions in the U.S. progressive movement on issues relating to immigrant rights.

Dutt, Mallika, Leni Marin, and Helen Zia, eds., Migrant Women’s Human Rights in G-7 Countries: Organizing Strategies (San Francisco and New York: Family Violence Prevention Fund and Center for Women’s Global Leadership, 1997). Exploitation of women migrant workers in the global economy.

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Galedo, Lilian and Theresa Quilenderino Mar, "Filipinos in a Farm Labor Camp," in Letters in Exile: An Introductory Reader on the History of Pilipinos in America (Los Angeles: UCLA Asian American Studies Center, 1976). Description of conditions in farm labor camps for Filipino immigrants in the early 1970s.

"The Global Factory," Connexions, An International Women’s Quarterly 44 (1994). Special theme issue on the impact of globalization on women in specific nations.

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Gordon, Jesse and Knickerbocker, "The Sweat Behind the Shirt: The Labor History of a Gap Sweatshirt," Nation (September 3-10, 2001):14. Chart tracing the production of a sweatshirt.

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