Page 39 scanned from the final issue of GIDRA (April 1974).

Includes:

- “Toward Barefoot Journalism” (continued from page 38) by Mike Murase reflecting on Gidra ’s 5-year life and the decision to suspend publication.

- Photos:

  1) Anti-war demonstration in San Francisco (December 1969) by R. Okamura

  2) San Francisco Chinatown (March 1970) by G. Hayashi

  3) Dancing at CINCIP (September 1970) by M. Murase

Gidra was a monthly publication that called itself the “voice of the Asian American movement.” Founded by University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) students in April 1969, the magazine took a radically progressive political position, providing information about the movement not found elsewhere in the mainstream media. The magazine eventually moved off campus, operating out of a series of offices in the Crenshaw area until its last issue went to press in April 1974.

Gift of Janice Diane Tanaka, Japanese American National Museum (90.8.1)