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2 stories matching correspond

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  1. Seattle's Labor Council Moves to Shut the Coast to Filipino Workers

    In January 1929 the Seattle Central Labor Council opened a drive to bar Filipinos from the mills, fields and steamships — and a Filipino correspondent made sure the insult was answered in the next morning's paper.

    Jan 15, 1929Filipino ForumSecond Avenue, Seattle, King CountyWork & Pay · Exclusion & Resistance

  2. A Filipino Writer Confronts Exclusion — and the Seattle Times — in 1926

    A local column challenges a Filipino student's call for exclusion, calls for cross-racial labor solidarity in the Pacific Northwest, and rebuts the Seattle Daily Times on Philippine independence.

    Jan 15, 1929Filipino ForumSeattle, King CountyWork & Pay · Exclusion & Resistance

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