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Research materials collected by Fred Ho and part of an essay related to Chinese prostitutes in the United States.

Articles on Asian American theatre collected by Fred Ho and a page of Fred Ho's handwritten notes.

Research materials collected by Fred Ho that consist primarily of published articles and reviews about Asian identity and stereotypes. This file also includes the speech or lecture, "Are Asian Americans A 'Model Minority?' Popular Images and Reality," dated May 15, 1986, and Fred Ho's article, "What's A Girl to Do?" from 1991.

This file contains articles, reviews, photographs, and performance programs collected by Fred Ho related to Asian American theatre, as well as materials related to some of Ho's creative works.

Contains ephemera: advertisement for Chinese American Documentaries; photocopied publication "Asian American Spirit;" Publication "G. is for Godzilla" (1995); lecture transcripts: "Perspectives on Current Chinese Folk Art Research: Two Lectures by Professor Liu Qian;" ephemera: "An Asian-American Calendar" (1979); publication "Invisible and in Need: A Report of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy" (Dec. 1992); publication "Godzilla Asian American Art Network" Vol. 3, no. 2 (Fall 1993); publication "Association for Asian American Studies Newsletter" Vol. 10, no. 4; publication "CAAAV Voice" Vol. 5, nos. 1 and 2 (1993); "CSWA News: The Voice of Chinese American Workers" Vol. 4, no. 1 (1993); ephemera: program for event "The Chinese Information and Culture Center CCNA Office in New York Presents: 'The Monkey King' Jan. 30-Feb. 9, 1992; human rights advocacy documents about Japanese "Comfort Women;" publication "Painted Word," (Spring 1993); publication "Asian American Arts Dialogue" Vol. 2, no. 6, and Vol. 3, no. 1; clippings from the "Daily News" on Asian American immigrants and cases of Anti-Asian violence (1993); poem "Pilipino Brother! This is not a Metaphor" by Veena Cabreros-Sud.

Includes an essay written by Fred Wei-han Ho entitled "From Banana to Third-World Marxist," published in Boyhood, Growing Up Male: A Multicultural Anthology, edited by Franklin Abbott (The Crossing Press, 1993) and a poem by Fred Wei-han Houn entitled, "In Memory of Bruce Lee" published in Nummo News, November 5, 1979, and materials related to the "Roots Uprising Aziatic: An Inter-Generational Dialogue of Asian Pacific Islander Radicals and Revolutionaries," at which Ho was a speaker in November 1998.

This file contains research materials on Chinese Americans collected by Fred Ho, as well as a speech delivered by Fred Ho at UC Berkeley in 1999.