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Jewish activists and Seattle's civil rights history
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This page is a guide to the Seattle Civil
Rights and Labor History Project resources for exploring the civil
rights activism of Jews in the Pacific Northwest. They
include activist oral histories, research reports, newspaper reports,
photographic collections, historical documents, |
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Activist Oral Histories
Click to learn more about these activists and
watch video excerpts of their oral history interviews.
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Research Reports
Here is our growing list of reports |
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Newspaper reports
by Rachael Blanchard
Calling itself
"the Voice of Jewish Washington," The Jewish Transcript has served
the Jewish community for more than eighty years. This essay explores the
very early history of the weekly newspaper.
by Kate E. Marshall
Published
between 1915 and 1919, the weekly Jewish Voice of the Pacific Coast
projected the image of a
prosperous and secure Jewish community, and one deeply engaged with
events beyond the Northwest. Covering local, regional, and national issues,
the weekly helped tie together the small Jewish community of Seattle.
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Photo Collections |
| Maps of residential
patterns |
| Document
collections |
| Sources and links |
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