Features
- You Must Learn
Austin McCoy | Jan 22, 2024
- Erasing the Past
Hamaad Habibullah | Jan 23, 2024
On the Cover
In the Chinese zodiac, 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, and this month’s Perspectives is bookended by an advertisement for the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade and a parade dragon head, both from the collections of the Chinese Historical Society of America. San Francisco’s celebration is the oldest such event held outside Asia, developing from a small community affair into one of the city’s most notable annual events. Along with the parade, the 2024 New Year celebrations in February will include a flower market fair, a street fair, a basketball tournament, the Miss Chinatown U.S.A. pageant and coronation ball, and the Chinatown YMCA Run/Walk. With our members gathering in San Francisco this month for AHA24, we are grateful to the Chinese Historical Society of America for sharing this history with our readers.
Image courtesy Chinese Historical Society of America
From the Editor
- Huzzah for the King!
L. Renato Grigoli | Jan 11, 2024
From the President
- The Irretrievable Past?
Thavolia Glymph | Jan 17, 2024
From the Executive Director
- An Evolving Event
James Grossman | Dec 13, 2023
Viewpoints
- On the Potential of Book Reviews
Gary G. Gibbs, Karen F. Harris, Whitney A. M. Leeson, and James M. Ogier | Jan 29, 2024
- A School without Books
Michael Andoscia | Jan 24, 2024
AHA Activities
- Deeply Rooted
L. Renato Grigoli | Jan 16, 2024
- Legislative Advocacy Letters
Katherine Brausch and Julia Brookins | Jan 30, 2024
Letters to the Editor
- On "My Libraries"
Bette Oliver | Jan 16, 2024
In Memoriam
- John T. McNay (1957–2023)
Krista Sigler | Jan 16, 2024
Long Overdue
- Benjamin Griffith Brawley (1882–1939)
Eric Medlin | Jan 31, 2024
Everything Has a History
- Dragon Head
Douglas S. Chan and Palma J. You | Jan 2, 2024