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ternational moves has generated my research interest in Asian American history and immigration history of the twentieth century. I am enchanted by the myth of “model minority” and the epic of social movements. Through this journey, I find historians can advance contemporary social justice by revealing what we did in the past. Without the following professors, I would not plete this thesis. Professor Carl Bon Tempo, who met me once a week, is lavish in his praise and constructive criticism for my research. His enlightening advisement guides me to the wonderland of political history writing. Professor Christopher Pastore supervises me working hard at the right pace. His weekly ments on my drafts are priceless. Professor Richard Hamm, Professor Xiu Sun, and Professor David Hochfelder gave me insightful suggestions, especially Professor Michitake Aso taught me to keep integrity forever. I appreciate all librarians, archivists, and curators who helped me selflessly. Some of them told me the locations of primary sources with enthusiasm. Although I never meet others, their s saved my time. Research travels were unforgettable adventures for me. Reading archives attracts me a lot, and I bel