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Baraka Writings, undated, 1965-1999 Box 2012.0089_6, Box 2012.0089_6

Contains ephemera: "Program: New African Company: 'Mission Accomplished' by Ben Caldwell, 'Top Secret' by Ben Caldwell, 'The Work Gets Done' by Ed Bullins" Feb.-Mar. 1980; Publication "Unity Struggle" Vol. 7, no. 4 (Oct./Nov. 1997); "Unity and Struggle Journal" Vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1999); Clippings of articles by Amiri Baraka: "Confessions of a Former Anti-Semite" (1980), "WRVR is Dead--Long Live WBGO!!!" (1980) and "I'm Not Bourgeois, I'm Black!" by Jerry G. Watts; publication "Grafrica" Vol. 3, no. 39 (Oct. 5, 1980); photocopied book article/ chapter: "Black Liberation/Socialist Revolution" (unknown author); photocopied publication "In-Formation: Black Revolutionary Newspaper" (1965); publication "Reflections" by Amiri Baraka, and "Poem for the U.S. Bourgeoisie and their Running Dogs!" by Amiri Baraka; Photographs of musician Stephanie Myers.
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center
  2. Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013
  3. Series III: Subject Files,

Progressive Culture/Art, undated, 1965-1992 Box 2012.0089_3, Box 2012.0089_3

Contains ephemera: program for "The Christopher Columbus Follies, An Eco-Cabaret;" Japanese opera program: "From Japan: Make-Up;" clippings; correspondence; publications: "Makibaka! Revolitionary Poems and Songs from the Philippines;" "Alive Weekly Magazine, No. 118, Sat. June 24, 1978.
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center
  2. Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013
  3. Series III: Subject Files,

Series II: Materials created and collected by Fred Ho, arranged by the Asian American Studies Institute, undated, 1942-1999

The subject files in this series were originally created by the Asian American Studies Institute at the University of Connecticut. They contain materials created and collected by Fred Ho that pertain to his research, creative works, and activism. There are a number of essays, reviews, and poems written by Fred Ho scattered throughout this series.
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center
  2. Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013

Films, undated, 1937-1999 Box 2012.0089_6, Box 2012.0089_6

Contains ephemera: "October 1996 Stagebill: The Film Society of LIncoln Center: The Walter Reade Theater;" program for film screening series: "New World Entertainment is Proud to Bring You: Cinema from the People's Repulic of China;" publication: "Film Glossary: Technical Terms;" publication "Facets Movie Lovers Video Guide;" program: "Modern Days, Ancient Nights: Thirty Years of African Filmmaking;" photographs from old Chinese Cinema, from "Collective for Living Cinema;" notes by Fred Ho; publication "The Village Voice" (November 30, 1982); ephemera: "Third World News Reel 25th Anniversary Catalogue".
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center
  2. Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013
  3. Series III: Subject Files,

H.T. Tsiang, undated, 1928-1990 Box 2012.0089_2, Box 2012.0089_2

Contains Fred Ho's correspondence researching H.T. Tsiang: correspondence with the New York Chinatown Historical Project, the Asian American Research Institute, and Shanghai Teacher's University; Manuscript by Fred Ho: "The Revolutionary Writings of H.T. Tsiang"
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center
  2. Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013
  3. Series III: Subject Files,

Fred Ho Papers, undated, 1892-2013 30 Linear Feet

The collection contains essays, articles, poetry, music, commentaries, critical reviews, speeches, video recordings and musical recordings written, performed and collected by Fred Ho. The materials offers insight into the development of an Asian American artist and activist, critical analyses of American culture and a look at the history, literature, ideas and culture of Asian Americans. The numerous essays and commentaries written by Ho place artistic and political issues within a larger context and explore the relationship between Euro and Asian American experiences.
  1. University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center