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Finding Voice, Becoming Visible: Placing California's Asian American Women in the Curriculum.

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Powers, Jane Bernard – Social Studies Review, 1989

Suggests reasons for the lack of material on Asian-American women in textbooks. Presents a study guide to accompany the film "Sewing Woman," a fictionalized documentary based on a series of Chinese American oral histories and the life of a Chinese garment worker. (DB)

Descriptors: Asian Americans, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Females

Harold L. Ickes and His Idea of a Chair in American Indian History.

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Crum, Steven J. – History Teacher, 1991

Describes the attempts of President Franklin Roosevelt's Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, to establish a chair for American Indian History at a university. Discusses the responses of universities contacted after World War II. Includes information on the present state of American Indian studies and reasons for the failure of Ickes' efforts.…

Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian History, American Indian Studies, Cultural Education