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toward understanding and alliance : dialogue between Black and Korean Americans in the aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles riots : a two-day symposium, May 22-23, 1992
California State University, Los Angeles
Institute for Asian American and Pacific Asian Studies.
Chronology / Edward T. Chang and Eui-Young Yu -- Multi-culturalism in Los Angeles : a personal perspective / Col. Young Kim -- Resolving inter-ethnic conflicts between non-Whites : the search for a new construct / Alex Norman -- It is the system problem / Larry Aubry -- Class division in Black America / Byran Jackson -- South Central Los Angeles and the failure of urban policy / Jai Lee Wong -- The question of culture in the Black-Korean American conflict / Kye Young Park -- The larger forces in the Black-Korean American conflict / Marcia Choo -- Alcohol's relation to urban violence : when free enterprise threatens community welfare / Karen Bass -- Los Angeles in the aftermath of civil unrest : where do we go from here? / Jerry Yu -- Rebuilding in the wake of rebellion : the need for economic conversion / Joe Hicks -- Myths and realities of Korean-Black American relations / Edward T. Chang -- Small business ownership in South Central Los Angeles : who really profits? / Terdema Ussery -- Ethics, morality and courtesy : a common sense approach to healing community wounds / Yang II Kim -- Reviewing the Black-Korean alliance / Bong Hwan Kim -- Personal commitment and practical application / Rev. Gaileen Reevers -- The Need for transition in human relations / Rev. Joseph Griffin -- Korean Americans : morality, racism and responsibility / Rev. Kap Soo Cho.
Los Angeles, CA : Institute for Asian American and Pacific Asian Studies, California State University, Los Angeles ; Claremont, CA : Distributed by Regina Books, c1994