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Asian American Studies explores the intersections of race, gender, citizenship, ethnicity, and dis/ability within Asian American histories, experience, and cultural production. This interdisciplinary field critically examines the diverse and complex experiences of Asian American communities, drawing from disciplines like sociology, history, literature, and political science. It also addresses issues of identity, representation, and social justice, aiming to highlight the contributions and challenges of Asian Americans in the broader context of American society.
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES - Examples
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES - Examples
Seventeen-year-old Lily Hu, living in 1950s Chinatown, San Francisco, befriends Kathleen Miller through their shared interest in aerospace. As they explore their sexuality and begin a secret relationship, Lily faces tough choices due to her conservative Chinese family and the pressures of McCarthyism.
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