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| Iron Chink: Sometimes
a single artifact opens a window to a whole world. This 1908 machine
in the Seattle Museum of History and Industry carried the name of
"Iron Chink" because it was meant to replace skilled Chinese
butchers in the salmon canneries. The "Salmon Stakes" exhibit
at MOHI interpreted the interplay of technology, capital investment,
immigrant labor, ecological despoliation, and racial prejudice in
the Pacific Northwest. |
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