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Collected publications on the Americas and materials related to the 500 year anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the Americas in 1492. Contains Publications: "Indigenous Thought, Vol. 1, nos. 4,5;" "Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation;" "Philadelphia Folklore Project Newsletter Vol. 5, no. 3;" Ephemera: program for "6th Annual San Antonio Inter-American Bookfair;" Book: "Aqui Me Quedo: An Organized Collage through our Voices and Eyes;" Map: "Native American Heritage;" Newsletter: "1492;" "How To '92: Model Action for a Post-Columbian World;" Clippings.

Contains notes by Fred Ho; Manuscript "Translating Mothers Know Best: A Critique of Amy Tan's 'Joy Luck Club'" by Karen Su (1997); clippings from the Boston Globe, the New York Pres, and the New York Times; ephemera: program for event "A Tribute to Janice Mirikitani;" publication "CAAAW Voice: Newsletter of the Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence" Vol. 9, no. 1 (1997); Asian American Bookseller Catalog; Publication "CSWA News" Vol. 5, no. 1, Vol. 7, no.1, Vol. 8, nos. 1 and 2, Vol. 9, no. 2; exhibit program "Allies and Enemies: the Dilemma of Asian Americans During World War II" from the Museum of Chinese in the Americas; Map of New York City Chinatown; publication "ExplanAsian" Vol. 3, no. 1 (1993); "Asian American Arts Dialogue" Vol. 5, no. 1; "The Asian American" Nos. 1 and 2.

Contains correspondence, photographs, legal documents from United States Copyright office, musical scores, and ephemera.

Materials from the course "Afro-American Studies 119A, Pan Africanism" (Fall 1978) at Harvard.

Contains clippings, and notes by Fred Ho; Publication "The Paper" Vol. 46, no. 6 (1977); "Black Studies: Training for Leadership" by Ewart Guinier; Student paper: "The Black Student Movement and Black Liberation: The Struggle against National Oppression and for Self-Determination in the Historic 'Late-Sixties'" By Fred Wei-han Houn (1977).

Afro/Asia: Revolutionary Political and Cultural Connections Between African-Americans and Asian-Americans, edited by Fred Ho and Bill V. Mullen.

Contains research materials, including publications and photocopies of articles and book chapters collected by Fred Ho.

Biographical information on Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones) and a "Proposal to Present in Concert: Two is One Duet featuring Amiri Baraka and Fred Wei-han Houn -- New Poetry/New Music."

Photocopy of a book.

Materials related to And the Soul Shall Dance, including a review written by Fred Ho.

"An Exegesis of the Propositions of the Social Formation on China: The Period from 1600A.D. to 1800A.D." by Fred Wei-han Houn, written for Economics 2072 (June 1977); Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) Fact Sheet; a letter from Fred Ho's father; "Will the Real Marxist Please Stand Up?: Mao Tse-tung Thought and Marxism" by Fred Wei-han Houn, written for History 1835; a photocopy of "The 'Asiatic Mode of Production'" by Lawrence Krader.

Contains research materials for the Legacy to Liberation anthology.

Contains photocopies of newspaper clippings; Manuscript of "ANG Aktibista: Report from the KDP National Council and Leadership Meeting Aug. 8-10, 1986; papers for UCLA course: "The Asian American Movement;" Manuscript of Master's thesis "The Influence of Marxist-Leninist-Mao-Tse-tung Thought in the Asian American Movement: The RGP, IWK, and the LRS" by Patty Tsai; publication "Forward Motion: Asian Americans Pacific Islanders: Changing Realities, Revolutionary Perspectives" Vol. 2, no. 3 (two copies), which includes two articles by Fred Wei-han Ho: "Marxism and Asian Americans: The Struggle Continues" and "Toward an Asian American Activist Curriculum"; publication "The World War II Incarceration of Japanese Americans and the Struggle for Reparations/Redress" (no author, 1980).

(from "The Fate of the Fishmen")

Correspondence regarding Fred Ho's contributions to the art and culture issue of East Wind.

Articles on Asian American theatre collected by Fred Ho.

Includes a review by Arthur Song and Fred Wei-han Houn of Breaking Silence: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Poets, edited by Joseph Bruchac, and an article by Fred Houn entitled "H.T. Tsiang: Revolutionary Asian American Writer."