Asian American Studies Matters
2025-26 Hess Scholar Russell Jeung and BC faculty on the importance of Asian American Studies.
9 events found.
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Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute for the Humanities
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Migrant Lives: Whose Responsibility?
ZoomJoin the editors and authors of the recent volume "Forced Migration and Health Justice."
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The Poetry of Picture Books: Matthew Burgess and Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie in Conversation
Library, Room 411, Samuel and Bernice Gottlieb RoomA celebration of Matthew Burgess's "Fireworks."
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Fractured Futures: Caribbean Migration and Lives in the US
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumA conversation on the impact of U.S. immigration policies and practices on Caribbean immigrants.
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Free Up Yuhself: Transgressive Bodies and Contestations in the Carnivalesque
OnlineA discussion of recent book Free Up Yuhself: Transgressive Bodies and Contestations in the Carnival
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Migration, Citizenship, and the U.S. Constitution
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumA conversation with professors Anna Law and Prudence Cumberbatch to celebrate Law's new book.
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Lumumba and the United States
Room 411 Brooklyn College LibraryAn exploration of the relatinship between Patrice Lumumba and the United States.
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Contemporary Latin American Feminism
OnlineCulture, emotions, performance, and representation in the work of South American feminism.
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The Power of Intercultural Dialogue: Octavio Paz Between Mexico and India
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumA talk by Indranil Chakravarty, author of "The Tree Within: Octavio Paz’s Years in India."