Alien neighbors, foreign friends: Asian Americans, housing, and the transformation of urban California

Chinatown, San Francisco: the first segregated neighborhood in America

Los Angeles: America's "white spot"

The New Deal's third track: Asian American citizenship and public housing in depression-era Los Angeles

"Housing seems to be the problem": Asian Americans and New Deal housing programs in San Francisco

The subdivision and the war: from Jefferson park to internment

"Glorified and mounted on a pedestal": San Francisco Chinatown at war

Becoming equally unequal: the fight for property and housing rights in postwar California

"The orientals whose friendship is so important": Asian Americans and the values of property in Cold War California.