Archiving Oakland

As part of our series of conversations, two scholars — a geographer and African American Studies scholar, and a public historian and archivist — discuss activism in Oakland, California, from the era of the Model Cities Program to the present, and consider the preservation of “illegitimate” histories for future use.

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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.22269/250429
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Asian American and Pacific Histories
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Archiving Oakland

Brandi T. Summers, Moriah Ulinskas
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Asian American and Pacific Histories
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Archiving Oakland

Brandi T. Summers, Moriah Ulinskas
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Abstract

As part of our series of conversations, two scholars — a geographer and African American Studies scholar, and a public historian and archivist — discuss activism in Oakland, California, from the era of the Model Cities Program to the present, and consider the preservation of “illegitimate” histories for future use.

Places(2025)
African Studies Association (US), Historical Archives (HU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Asian American and Pacific Histories
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