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    • Volume 45, 2023 – Our Queer Family
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    • Volume 32, 2010 – Quintana, Fickle, and Gow
    • Volume 33, 2011 – Slices of Chinese American Life
    • Volume 34, 2012 – Chinese Huck Finn to the Voice of Activism: Irvin Lai
    • Volume 35, 2013 – Three Enduring Legacies: Castelar School, Chinese American Museum, and Far East Café
    • Volume 36, 2014 – Voices of Chinatowns
    • Volume 37, 2015 – Voices of the San Gabriel Valley
    • Volume 38, 2016 – Chinese Americans in the Legal Profession
    • Volume 39, 2017 – CHSSC Fortieth Perspective
    • Volume 40, 2018 – 80th Anniversary of Chinatown
    • Volume 41, 2019 – Four Roads from Hong Kong
  • 2000’s
    • Volume 23, 2000 – Anti-Chinese Movement, Judge Delbert Wong
    • Volume 24, 2001 – Church, WAVE, Qingming
    • Volume 25, 2002 – Cemetery, Lumberman
    • Volume 27, 2004 – Delgado, Chung, Chew, Luke
    • Special Edition, 2004 – Judge Delbert Wong
    • Volume 28, 2005 – East Adams, Walter Hay Lee, San Gabriel Valley
    • Volume 29, 2006 – Chinese Grocers
    • Volume 30, 2007 – Hanford China Alley
    • Volume 31, 2009 – Linda Ngov and Raymond Chong
  • 1990’s
    • Volume 13, 1990 – St. Bridget, Moon Festival
    • Volume 14, 1991 – Temples, Mexicali
    • Volume 15, 1992 – Missionaries, WW2 Militia
    • Volume 16, 1993 – CHSSC, Chinese Exclusion Act
    • Volume 17, 1994 – Herbal Medicine, William Chun-Hoon
    • Volume 18, 1995 – Nat’l Archives, CHSSC 20th
    • Volume 19, 1996 – Sampans, Effie Jung Lai
    • Volume 20, 1997 – Lili Yee, Archaeology Collections
    • Volume 21, 1998 – “Orientalism”, Trains
    • Volume 22, 1999 – Taiwan Tour, Indigenous Relations
  • 1970-80’s
    • Volume 1, 1977 – George Yee, Walter Lum, Viticulture
    • Volume 2, 1978 – Walter Uriah Lim, Lim Poon
    • Volume 3, 1979 – Chinese Women, Ning Po Junk
    • Volume 4, 1980 – Chinatown Baseball
    • Volume 5, 1981 – Louise Leung Larson
    • Volume 5, 1982 – Santa Barbara Chinatown
    • Volume 6, 1983 – Chinatown Library, Sam Chang Asparagus
    • Volume 7, 1984 – Ventura, Jew Ah Mow
    • Volume 8, 1985 – Helen Louise Lim Young
    • Volume 9, 1986 – French Hospital, Produce Market
    • Volume 10, 1987 – Chinese Surnames, Riverside
    • Volume 11, 1988 – Charles Tong Sing, China City, Anna May Wong
    • Volume 12, 1989 – Geneology, Jiao Ritual
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Volume 45, 2023 - Our Queer Family

About This Issue

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Volume 45, 2023 - Our Queer Family

Introduction from Eric Wat 屈春華, Guest Editor

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Volume 45, 2023 - Our Queer Family

Doreena Wong, Esq.

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Young Buck Gee 朱伯掦

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Matthew Yee 易暐翔

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Karen Yin 尹嘉玲

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Volume 45, 2023 - Our Queer Family

Curtis Chin 陳國材

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Russell Leong 梁志英: Pacific Overtures: Destiny, Disease, and Desire

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Dr. Jih-Fei Cheng 鄭志飛

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Volume 45, 2023 - Our Queer Family

Bing Get Yee 余永盛, Insurance Broker

by Calvin Yee 余威棋

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Volume 44, 2022 - Resisting Racism: We Are in This Together

Editor’s Introduction

By Benjamin “Benji” Chang 張尊理, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

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Some Massacres and Race Riots, Know Their Names

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Report on Anti-Asian Hate Crime

By Marshall Wong 黄道正

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We Are in This Together

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The 1871 Los Angeles Massacre Reviewed

By Dr. Gay Q. Yuen 阮桂銘

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LA vs. Hate

By Rick Eng 伍健迕

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Volume 44, 2022 - Resisting Racism: We Are in This Together

New 626 Generation

By Amy J. Wong 黃佳欣

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From Rock Springs to Ventura

By Ricky 廖啓輝 and Grace Leo 廖陳淑芬

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Volume 44, 2022 - Resisting Racism: We Are in This Together

A Lost Chinatown at Santa Barbara

By Raymond Douglas Chong 张伟明

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Foreword for GSJ 2020

– by Dr. Benjamin Chang, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Introduction: Fated Relationships

– by Albert Lowe, Archivist for CHSSC’s Duty and Honor Collection

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Distinguished Flying Cross

– Fred Gong, Jr. (1923-2017)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Hell on Wheels to Berlin

– Harry S. Gee (1921–2007)

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Army Cook on Solomon Islands

– Jay Sue Nin (1912?–2006)

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Navy Gunner on Iwo Jima

– Jim Wah Gee (1926–2004)

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First Class Ship Cook at Milne and Subic

– James Wing Woo (1922–2014)

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PFC Army Air Corps

– Robert Chow (1924–2011)

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Army Air Corps Pilot

– Herbert P. Leong (1922–2010)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Merchant Marine

– Albert C. Lowe (1926–2018)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Career Military

– Colonel Bennie Jew (1922–2016)

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Guerrilla in Philippines

– Daniel Ang (Ka Tui Ang) (1925–?)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

Cadet Nurse Corps

– Ann Chan Woo (1922–2011)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

On the Home Front

– Lillian Fong (1925–1997)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

War Opportunities

– Margie Dong Lew (1921–)

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

First Chinese Woman Welder:

– Jennie Lee Taylor

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Volume 42, 2020 - Stories from World War II

The Chinese Canteen

– Marian Lee Leng (1927– )

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Foreword for Leong Issue

by Susie Ling, Editor

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Becoming “Other Peoples”: Charles L. Leong and Mollie J. Leong

by Russell C. Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

The Eagle and the Dragon

by Charles L. Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

The Interview: Mollie J. Leong

by Russell C. Leong

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Kunming V-J Day

by Sgt. Charles L. Leong

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Chinaman’s Chance

by Charles L. Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Ten Hours: Union Street

by Charles L. Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Mandarins in Hollywood

by Charles L. Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Eight Immortal Flavors: Secrets of Cantonese Cookery

by Johnny Kan and Charles Leong

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Special Edition, 2021 - The Eagle And The Dragon: Charles Leong, Journalist

Proclamation

by City of San Francisco

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Volume 43, 2021 - Life In The 1950's

Introduction to GSJ 2021

– by Susie Ling, Editor

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Volume 43, 2021 - Life In The 1950's

My Chinatown Is A Treasure Box In My Heart

– Cerena Wong Burns

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Volume 43, 2021 - Life In The 1950's

Bernard Street Community

– Diana Young Klein

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Volume 43, 2021 - Life In The 1950's

Two Chinatown Families

– Richard and Lily Leong Wong

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