An article published in Dallas Morning News. Titled "Filipinos Fear Being Mistaken for Japanese," this article describes the misidentification of Filipino Americans for Japanese Americans in Texas during the World War II era.
Newspaper article by Mandy Behbehani, originally published in the San Francisco Examiner, syndicated via Scripps Howard News Service, and reprinted in the Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO) on June 5, 1989, page 60. The article covers the launch of…
This mural was painted by Raul Valdez on the outside of the El Centro Chicano building, located on East 1st Street Austin, TX in 1977. The building was destroyed by arson in 1978.
The mural depicts (L to R) four (4) protesters with signs in the…
Newspaper article by Lisa Anderson, originally published in the Chicago Tribune, and reprinted in the Asbury Park Press (Asbury Park, NJ) on June 19, 1989, page A8, under the column heading "Top of the Day." The article covers the launch of Mirabella…
A hardcover edition of "Hill Fragments" by Madeline Mason-Manheim. Published in 1925 by New York Brentano's Publishers. Printed by Arthurs Press, Ltd., Woodchester, Glos., Great Britain. 59 numbered pages. Hard cover is navy in color. The front cover…
Handwritten manuscript of "Hill Fragments" by Madeline Mason-Manheim. Handwritten in ink on paper, annotated in pencil. Dedication page contains an unidentified watermark. Some poems in the manuscript are handwritten; most are typed. The provided…
The following is a report about the camp by James O'Rourke, officer in charge at Crystal City. An important resource for understanding the history of the camp from the administration's perspective, the document reveals the different challenges of…
This news clipping reports details regarding David Ruiz, an inmate and client of Frances Jalet-Cruz, and his lawsuit against the Texas Department of Corrections for violating prisoners' civil rights.
A soft-cover edition of "Le Prophète" by Kahlil Gibran, translated from English by Madeline Mason-Manheim. Published in 1926 by Éditions du Sagittaire. 6.5 x 4.5 inches (15.5 x 11.5 centimeters)