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Includes a letter from his father with the subject: "Declining to to accept your new book" (2011).

Articles collected by Fred Ho.

A mailing envelope containing legal documents: Author's permissions for inclusion in Fred Ho-edited anthology "Legacy to Liberation: Politics and Culture of Revolutionary Asian Pacific"

Contains Fred Ho's notes, Roots Uprising Aziatic flyers, and two essays or speeches written by Fred Ho on I Wor Kuen/the League of Revolutionary Struggle.

Contains clippings, ephemera: program for "Active Resistance: A Counter-Convention 1996;" Publications: "Sounds Celebrating Resistance, Nos. 2,3;" "Komotion International Sound Magazine, no. 10;" Manuscript: "New Sounds, New Style, New Colonialism" by Roy Hartigan; notes by Fred Ho.

Contains ephemera: poster "Justice for Marshall Eddie Conway;" ephemera: event flier "All Out to Washington DC July 22nd-25th--It's Time to Bring them Home;" ephemera: program for conference "Race-ing Justice: Black America vs. the Prison Industrial Complex" (April 1999); publication "Justice Journal" Dec. 1998; Correspondence to Fred Ho from Reginald S. Lewis; "Back to the Blanket: A Cherokee/Native American Journal" Vol. 6, nos. 5 and 6; "Anarchist Black Cross Federation Update" no. 21; "Emerge: Black America's News Magazine" (June 1998); publication "Freedom for the Puerto Rican Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War;" "This Just In...A Bulletin for News of Political Prisoners and POWs" iss. 25 (June 1996); Flier on Mumia Abu-Jamal; flier: "The Campaign to Transfer Silvia Baraldini;" ephemera: program for exhibit "Art and Writings Against the Death Penalty" (Dec. 1994); Manuscript "A Draft Proposal for an Anarchist Black Cross Network."

Syllabus, notes, and discussion questions for study groups, including the Organization of Revolutionary Socialist Sisters and Some Men (ORSSASM). Also includes the essay "Marxism and Asian Americans: The Struggle Continues!" by Fred Wei-han Ho.

Contains photocopied articles "History of the Young Lords Party" by David Perez; "National Liberation and Culture" by Amilcar Cabral; "Identity and Dignitiy in the Context of the National Liberation Struggle" also by Amilcar Cabral; Photocopied book chapter "Return to the Roots" by Ngugi Wa Thiong'O, with notes by Fred Ho; questions for Dialectical + Historical Materialism study group; article "Class Science and Scientific Truth" by Richard Levins; "On Being Christian and Socialist" by Dorothy Solle.

Pamphlets, flyers, newspaper clippings, photocopies of articles, and materials from the course "Black Involvement in the U.S. Left: Ideological Conflicts and Resolutions", from the Brecht Forum, New York Marxist School (1996).

Contains publication "First Day: The Move Organization Newsletter" issues 3 and 4 (1993); Correspondence between Fred Ho and organization FRSO; notes by Fred Ho.

Contains Fred Ho's research notes for "Song of the Slave Girls," and photocopied publication "Chinese America: History and Perspectives," 1991 including "A Laundryman Sings the Blues" by Sin Jang Leung, trans. Marlon K. Hom; correspondence from the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Contains correspondence; Manuscript "SON Draft Statement of Unity" (Dec. 1991); Publication "Statement on the Dissolution of the League of Revolutionary Struggle" (1990); Photocopied article "Remaking American Marxism" by Manning Marable, from "The Monthly Review" Jan., 1991; draft of "Socialism for the '90s" by unknown author; "On the Crisis in the Party" by Michael Myerson; Publication "Unity & Struggle" Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 1990); Publication "The Real News: The African American News Journal at Stamford" Vol. 22, no. 1 (Jun. 1990).

Contains notes about Chinese American Marxist Writers by Fred Ho, and correspondence.

This file consists primarily of research materials and poems collected by Fred Ho related to Pilipino American Literature.

Includes the introduction to "For a Change: New Asian American Poetry," a collection of poems edited by Fred Wei-Han Houn that would be published in Sampan, Vol. XII, No. 7, May 1, 1984.

Contains Manuscript: "Teacher in the Labyrinth" by Richard Hamasaki; Speech "Whither Hawaiian Literature?" by Dennis Kawaharada; "An Introduction to Contemporary Hawaiian Literature" by R. Kama; notes on Samoa by Fred Ho.

Includes a number of photographs and flyers Fred Ho gave to his mother for her birthday.

"Songs from Gold Mountain: Chinese American Fold Literature, a Fierce Tradition," Introduction by Fred Wei-han Houn, 1984.

This file contains biographical materials and research on Louis Chu for an East Wind interview with his wife, Mrs. Kang Louie.

Contains publications "CICC Currents Newsletter" no. 27 (1996); ephemera: art exhibition program "Pear Garden in the West: America's Chinese Theatre: 1852-1983;" fliers on Chinese music, festivals, and dance; handwritten notes by Fred Ho; Photocopied music scores (lyrics and titles in Chinese); Photocopied book chapter "Creative Process in Cantonese Opera II: The Process of T'ien Tz'u (Text Setting)" by Bell Yung; undated book "Chinese Folk Songs," by unkown author; illustrations of Chinese operatic masks.

Contains photocopies of a novel in Chinese and a letter from Fred Houn to Sherie Teng regarding translation of the novel.

Contains Magazine articles and newspaper clippings, postcards from "Jim Mullen's Art Bar".

Contains ephemera: program for "Music from China Festival: New Journeys to Antiquity" (1995); two different editions of undated book "Chinese Folk Songs," by unkown author; musical scores for "Hong Kong Popular Song: Na Lee See Um Ga (Where is my Home?)," "Liberation Genesis," "The Love Song of Kang Ting," and "Walk in the Spring;" Publication "Music from China Newsletter" Vols. 2 (nos. 3 and 4), Vol. 3, no. 1, Vol. 4, no. 1; notes on Chinese music by Fred Ho, and photocopies of Chinese sheet music.

Four articles written by Fred Ho: "What Makes 'Jazz' the Revolutionary Music of the 20th Century, and Will It be Revolutionary for the 21st Century?" published in African American Review, 1995; "The Real Next Wave: Multicultural Artists and Empowerment as Sources for New American Art"; "Jazz with Commitment and United Front," published in Unity, 1982; "The traditional and modern in Asian American music: A review of Hiroshima and Baba," published in Unity, 1981.

Contains photocopies of poems by unnamed authors; Manuscript for book "Exile's Heart: Poems by Brian Auerbach 1981-1987.

Contains photocopied articles "The Three Sources and Three Component Parts of Marxism" by V.I. Lenin; article manuscript by Fred Ho: "Marxism & Asian Americans: The Struggle Continues!"; "The Collapes of Socialism and What it Means for Us" by Stash, with a comment by T.C.; "Counter-Hegemonic Struggles" by Ralph Miliband; publication "Black Liberation Month News" iss. 84; photocopied article "Principles of Communism" by Frederick Engels; photocopied chapter "On the Crisis of Socialism" from book "The New Chronicles of Peru;" article "Has Socialism Failed?" by Joe Slovo.

Draft review of "And the Soul Shall Dance" and an essay by Fred Wei-han Houn entitled, "Asian American Theatre is Active in New York City: A Critical Review of The Dance and the Railroad, Family Devotions, and Bullet Headed Birds." The essay reviews plays performed in 1981.

Copies of "Afro-American Literature & Class Struggle" and "Confessions of a Former Anti-Semite" by Amiri Baraka; flyers for "A Forum & Reading: Afro-American Literature & Class Struggle" at Kenkeleba House.

Contains ephemera: 1997 schedule for Korean Cultural Program, at Gallery Korea; program for "The Nrityagram Dance Ensemble of India, in a recital of Odissi Dance;" fliers for "Circle of Friendship: Cultural Education Programs for Schools;' and notes by Fred Ho on Ainu culture and Japan.

Contains ephemera: "Children's Book Press Catalog 1995;" Azul Editions Spring/Fall 1995;" "Ethnic Studies Catalog;" "Marxist Studies;" notes and correspondence.

Contains notes, ephemera: 1996 program for "Les Ballets Africains National Dance Co. of Guinea;" "World Music Institute Catalog;" Program for 1995 concert "Resounding Women in World Music;" Music scores "Ga Adowa" by Fred Ho; "Music from Around the World" Catalog; Manuscript "Blood Drum Spirit;" Program for performance of Hawaiian Chant; Program for "The Throat Singers of Tuva;" Program for "Cambodian Music Concert;" Program for "Shashmaqam: The Bukharan Jewish Ensemble;" Program for "A Concert of Javanese Music and Dance;" Program for "The Zoufonoun Ensemble: Traditional Persian Music;" Handwritten notes about music by Fred Ho.

Contains handwritten notes by Fred Ho; photocopied articles on Marx and Lenin; correspondence regarding the Organization of Revolutionary Socialist Sisters and Some Men (ORSSASM) study group.

Fred Ho's notes and an essay written by Fred Ho entitled, "China's Market Reforms and the Question of the Soviet Union."

Publications, including "Fan the Flames: A Revolutionary Position on the Chicano National Question," by the August Twenty-Ninth Movement; photocopies of articles and book chapters; Fred Ho's handwritten notes.

Contains handwritten notes, newspaper clippings.

Contains photocopied music scores: "Soran Song of Hokkaido;" program for exhibit "Noh Theater of Japan: Tsuchigumo and Kagyu" (September 1995); "Gagaku: The Court Music & Dance in Japan" (concert Sept.-Oct. 1990); photocopied book chapter "East Asia/Japan (music)" by Linda Fujie; photocopied music: "Coal Miner's Song of Kyushu;" Music score of "Edo Lullaby (Japan); program for opera "Kiyutsune: The Death of a Warrior" by Ryo Noda; program for "Sankiyoku: A Concert of Classical Japanese Music by Namino Torii and Shudo Yamato; music score of "Haro No Umi (The Sea in Springtime)".

Includes syllabus for Revolutionary Asian American Political Thought and Community Activism course taught by Fred Ho; photocopies of publications about Chinese immigrants in Montana and other topics related to Asian American history.

Contains photocopied poems by Janice Mirikitani: "What's a Girl to do?" and "Drowning in the Yellow River", and poem by Fred Ho: "Wanted for the Murder of Little Lincoln Louie: The United States of America"

Poetry by Fred Ho, including "In Memory of Bruce Lee," "Wanted for the Murder of Little Lincoln Louie: The United States of America," "listen" "a night haiku," and "violence and DEATH"

Poems by J.R. Oyama, Diane Fong, Fay Chiang, David Rafael Wang, Janice Mirikitani, Wing Tek Lum, Tomi Tanaka, and Danny Ung.

Contains Fred Ho's handwritten notes and a photocopy of Collected Poems of Mu-Yun (1974) in Chinese.

This file consists primarily of research materials and poetry related to Filipinos in America.

Contains a student paper written by Fred Wei-han Houn: "The Black Student Movement and Black Liberation: The Struggle Against National Oppression and For Self-Determination in the Historic 'Late-Sixties'"; newspaper clippings, notes, and other materials related to the black student movement and Asian student movement.

Contains research materials and an untitled essay possibly written by Fred Ho. Also includes some reading materials for the Organization of Revolutionary Socialist Sisters and Some Men (ORSSASM) study group.

Contains: publication: "Konceptualizations: Community Arts Magazine of Koncepts Cultural Gallery, inc. Vol. 8, no. 1;" notes; fliers from the New York Jazz Museum: "The Sax Section," and "About John Coltrane;" poster on "The Jazz Family Tree.

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.

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.

Includes photocopies of published notes on recordings; music score: "Dahil Saiyo (Because of You)".

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".

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"

Contains notes, ephemera: forms: "Chinese American Sheroes/Womyn Warriors;" Correspondence; Photocopied articles and books: "About Chinese Women" by Julia Kristeva.