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March 8, 2014 Michele Walfred

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About Thomas Nast

  • America's Immigration Woes
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  • Museum of New York City – Thomas Nast
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  • Ohio State University Cartoon Site
  • Princeton University Nast Collection
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Additional Resources

  • 2011 Senate Resolution Expressing Regret for the Chinese Exclusion Act
  • Center for Asian American Media
  • Chinese Consul Frederick Bee
  • Denis Kearney Information – FoundSF.org
  • Driven Out: Jean Pfaelzer
  • Get Involved
  • Harp Week
  • Immigration Resources
  • Jean Pfaelzer
  • John Jung's curated site on Chinese American history
  • Macculloch Hall Historical Museum
  • Massacre of Chinese in Los Angeles 1871
  • Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • National Archives – Chinese Immigration and Exclusion
  • Princeton University Nast Collection

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