Transcript – Log
Valerie Kaur – filmmaker talking about early South Asian immigration
Interview by Sara Kolbet
Date: 12/22/05
1 Disc, 61:03, 11 Tracks
TRACK 1 – 1:32
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Jaideep Singh, Scholar/Activist, Formerly of University of California, Berkeley
Jaideep Singh, scholar
November, 2005
Cap Public Radio Studio
By Rupa Marya
Transcribed by C Stifter
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My name is Jaideep Singh I’m currently
Visiting Lecturer at UC Davis, and a Doctoral Candidate in the Dept of Comparative Ethnic Studies University of California Berkeley.
:45 US historian intersections of race class gender
Judge Brar
Interview by Valarie Kaur
20:21
Well, Valarie, I think, I’m not positive, but in those days in India it was the English who were ruling there and they treated the Indians as slaves. They had a history of that. And I’m assuming my dad and uncle came here for a better opportunity.
September of 1913 was when they landed in SF bay the second time. The first time they didn’t have $5 for the port fee. PHONE