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Includes interviews, essays, and draft and published copies of Longmore's articles and books on U.S. history, disability studies, and disability studies history. Materials also include reviews by Longmore, reviews of his work, and correspondence regarding publishing agreements and copyright.

Scope and Contents Contains convention and conference programs, budgets, reports, registration material, agendas, minutes, rosters, newsletters, correspondence, delegate selection documents, articles of incorporation, constitution and by-laws, memos, Quan’s notes, and press materials. The National Founding Convention files contain a significant amount of pre-founding material from when the Ad Hoc Committee of San Francisco Asian American trade union officers was creating an Asian Pacific American labor...

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Includes personal and professional correspondence, brief biographical material, Longmore’s K-12 school and university records, awards and honors, and financial records.

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Includes interviews, essays, and draft and published copies of Longmore's articles and books on U.S. history, disability studies, and disability studies history. Materials also include reviews by Longmore, reviews of his work, and correspondence regarding publishing agreements and copyright.

Scope and Contents Includes photocopies of primary sources, articles, clippings, and notes relating to Longmore's research in disability studies. The content of primary sources dates from 1698. Also includes a draft manuscript of Longmore's article “The League of the Physically Handicapped and the Great Depression: A Case Study in the New Disability History" and a draft manuscript of Longmore's telethons research. Significant topics include the portrayal of people with disabilities in the media,...

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56 VHS tapes, 1 Umatic tape.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Includes interviews, essays, and draft and published copies of Longmore's articles and books on U.S. history, disability studies, and disability studies history. Materials also include reviews by Longmore, reviews of his work, and correspondence regarding publishing agreements and copyright.