Rooted in the Americanization Zeal: The San Francisco International Institute, Race, And Settlement Work, 1918-1939 (8H Paper) (International Organization Overview) Rooted in the Americanization Zeal: The San Francisco International Institute, Race, And Settlement Work, 1918-1939 (8H Paper) (International Organization Overview)

Rooted in the Americanization Zeal: The San Francisco International Institute, Race, And Settlement Work, 1918-1939 (8H Paper) (International Organization Overview‪)‬

Chinese America: History and Perspectives 2007, Annual

Chinese America: History and Perspectives
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The Chinese and Japanese come from the Asiatic zone ineligible to citizenship. This means that the impulse to serve them has never been rooted in the Americanization zeal which has played so large a part, spoken or unspoken, in the attitude of Americans toward other transplanted folk. --Letter from Ethel Bird of the National Services Division of the YWCA to Mrs. Emily Price, Member of the Executive Board of the San Francisco International Institute, March 9, 1934

GENRE
Nonfiction
RELEASED
2007
January 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
25
Pages
PUBLISHER
Chinese Historical Society
SELLER
The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.
SIZE
246
KB

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