| 5. Yum Yu Cheng, A Comparative Study:
The Black, Jewish and Chinese Experience in the Baltimore Labor
Market from 1920 to 1950 (1999). |
| 6. Jennifer Dayton, Where Is Baltimore's
Chinatown: Occupancy and Ownership Patterns in the 300 Block of
Park Avenue. (2001) |
| 7. Tiffanee Dykes, Baltimore and the Anti-Chinese
Movement. (1998) |
| 8. Deborah Fleischaker, The Exclusion
of Chinese Women: 1870-1940. (1998) |
| 9. Linda M. Gantt, The Washing Baltimore:
A Perspective on the Chinese and Laundry Business in Baltimore,
1890-1920. (1998) |
| 10. Josh Hamlin, Half the Story Has Never
Been Told: Public History, Historic Preservation, and Homogeneous
Cultural Identity. (1999) |
| 11. Domiento C.R. Hill, United We Stand,
Divided We Fall: The Racial Barriers and Myths Destroying The
African American and Asian American Communities. (1998) |
| 12. Amy Horton-Newell, Who Was Captain
John O'Donnell? (1999). |
| 13. Jennifer Fefel Jahromi,The Chinese
in Baltimore: The Locations of Chinese Restaurants & Laundries
in Baltimore from 1877-1964. (2000) [includes computer mapping
project] |
| 14. Charlene S. Lee, Chinese/Caucasian
and Chinese/African American Intermarriage in the Mid-Atlantic
Region: The Cases of Dorothy and Sam Lee One and Chong and Lucy
Way. (2000) |
| 15. Eric J. Lester, Maryland Legislator's
Role in the Enactment of the Chinese Exclusion Laws. (1999). |
| 16. Joseph C. Lim, The Historical Connection
Between the Chinese Community and the Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
(1999) |
| 17. Carla McGregor, Loss of Citizenship
by Marriage: Marriage, Women, Citizenship & Naturalization
Laws in the Late 1800s (Chinese immigrants). (1998) |
| 18. Yoanna X. Moisides, Black and Chinese
Students in Maryland Higher Education from 1921 to 1965. (2000) |
| 19. Anna Nassif, The Historic Development
of Chinese Restaurants in Baltimore: A Lesson in Adaptation, Diligence
and Community (1999). |
| 20. Nicole Ripken, Political
Influence of the Baltimore Chinese American Community. (1998) |
| 21. Kimberly Robinson, Baltimore's Chinese
Community: The Education of Chinese Children. (1998) |
| 22. Haydee M. Rodriguez, American Jurisprudence
and Restrictive Covenants: Baltimore and Its Restrictions on its
Non-White Citizens, 1930-1940. (2001) |
| 23. Lauren
Rubenstein and Curtis Borland, Oral History: Hyman B. Rubenstein–Legal
Representation for Chinese Americans During the Jim Crow
Era. (1998) [with video interview] |
|
| 24. Stacy Sallerson, Chinese Out-Marriage
in Baltimore, 1884-1967. (1998) |
