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Title: Eviction of the International Hotel
Creator: Louie, Steve
Date Created and/or Issued: 1977 August
Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley, Ethnic Studies Library
Collection: Wei Min She (為民社) and Asian Community Center photographs, 1970-1980
Rights Information: Copyrighted
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Description: Scope/Content: Felix Ayson, a tenant activist at the International Hotel, is surrounded by supporters as he is escorted out of the hotel at the direction of the Sheriff's deputies on August 4, 1977.
Type: image
Identifier: IH_3 Eviction - 8
Subject: Asian American political activists
Eviction
International Hotel (San Francisco, Calif.)
Ayson, Felix E.
Place: San Francisco, Calif.
Chinatown (San Francisco, Calif.)
Manilatown (San Francisco, Calif.)
Provenance: Gift of Steve Louie; 2015

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