Volume X - 2001 Managing Editor: Fernando Socorro Articles Pan American Unity: Diego Rivera's Dramatic Interlude with Trotsky By Elsie Casler Page 1 Prostitution and Footbinding: Images of Chinese Womanhood in Late Nineteenth-Century San Francisco By Jingwoan Chang Page 13 The Sky is Closed for California: Reading Jesuit Sources for the "Other": Accommodation, Resistance, and the Decline of Native Peoples in Eighteenth-Century Baja By Allison Fields Page 27 Apostle of the Dock: Archbishop Edward J. Hanna's Role as Chairman of the National Longshormen's Board During the 1934 San Francisco Waterfront Strike By Jaime Garcia De Alba Page 38 Poor Righteous Teaching: The Story of the FBI and the Five Percenters By Bradley R. Gooding Page 56 Latin American Testimonio: Uncovering the Subaltern's Gender, Race, and Class By Sandra Henderson Page 83 (Electronic Version Not Available) The Las Casas-Sepulveda Controversy, 1550-1551 By Bonar Ludwig Hernandez Page 95 Women, Wilson, and Emergency War Measures By Lisa Justice Page 105 Gender, Class Consciousness, and Ethical Consumerism: Early Twentieth-Century Labeling Campaigns in the Women's Garment Industry By Michelle Kleehammer Page 113 The Beast that Feeds on the Blood of the People: Neoliberalism, Globalization, and the Robbery of Indigenous Landholdings in Mexico By Margaret Moody Page 123 Mary Jane Megquier: San Francisco as Refuge By Rachel Van Page 133 Sara Ruth Prize Winner << Past Issues

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