“To live an ethical life is to be held accountable for history.”
“To live an ethical life is to be held accountable for history.”
― Cathy Park Hong
― Cathy Park Hong
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A video series for classroom teachers from The Smithsonian.
A collection of primary sources from the Library of Congress. Includes a teacher guide!
A unit plan on Japanese poetry.
A collection of primary sources from the Library of Congress. Includes a teacher guide!
Chinese Exclusion Broadside Analysis
A lesson and activity to help students understand attitudes towards Chinese immigrants in the 1800's.Petition Against Annexation of Hawaii
Students analyze a primary source to determine its origin and meaning.Teaching about the Vietnam War
Resources for teaching about the Vietnam War compiled by the National Archives.AAPI Perspectives within Humanities Education
An inquiry-based lesson plan that looks at the contributions that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have made on U.S. history and culture.Traditions of the Revenge Tragedy
A lesson plan that compares Shakespearean and Bunraku dramas.A unit plan on Japanese poetry.
The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology
A teaching packet that looks at recent archaeological discoveries that have shed light on Chinese culture and history. Compiled by the National Gallery of Art.Read
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Articles:
Breathing Fire: Remembering Asian Pacific American Activism in Queer History
Why We're Still Struggling with Anti-Asian Hate
The Mental Health Impact of Anti-Asian Racism
The Long History of Racism Against Asian Americans in the United States
The Story Behind Asian Pacific American Heritage , and why it's Celebrated in May (NPR)
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