Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
The Tarita Archive keeps the evidence attached
A student-run archive catalogues primary sources on Asian American history, from historic printed images to contemporary family oral histories.
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- Students, teachers, and researchers studying Asian American history
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- Records separate an image from its publisher's caption, with permanent identifiers that are never reassigned.
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The archive says captions, questionnaire answers, and speech are transcribed exactly, including offensive, misspelled, or uncertain material. It keeps the catalogue description separate from the source and records what is not known. For oral histories, contributors choose how their names appear and may correct or withdraw a record; the homepage says withdrawn records keep their identifier and are marked accordingly.
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