81. Teaching Asian American History | Asian American History | OAH Magazine Of Histo I ask my students each year in my introductory Asian American history course Omi traces the evolution of his Asian American history course which he has http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/asianamerican/okihiro.html

Teaching Asian American History Gary Y. Okihiro My other observation is that the newer, more textured and nuanced accounts of the Asian experience in America published since 1980 have yet to make an impact upon the master narratives of U.S. history. Hopefully, this special issue of the Magazine of History will encourage a rethinking about how historians choose to represent Asian Americans, whether absent or present, and their place within the wider American past. In her Volatile Bodies: Toward a Corporeal Feminism What I am suggesting is that the black-white binarism of race functions in the American experience to sustain white supremacy, or the power of white over black, and that the introduction of a third (or fourth or fifth) position can disrupt (as well as reinforce) the dominant discourse and alter the relations of power. I think, therefore, that the Asian racial subject is indispensable to both an understanding of race and an intervention in the politics of race. Those outcomes, if correct, are forthrightly fundamental and singularly significant. Asians, the subject matter of this

82. CNN.com - US - Clinton Awards Medals Of Honor To Asian-American World War II Vet CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/06/21/medal.of.honor/index.html

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83. Teaching, Situating, And Interrogating Asian American History | Asian American H It is tempting to simply frame Asian American history as a chronology of For over a decade, I have taught an introductory Asian American history course, http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/asianamerican/omi.html

Teaching, Situating, and Interrogating Asian American History Michael Omi A Shifting Context The diversity of Asian ethnic groups which the students represent has grown and correspondingly influenced the themes and issues presented. Initially the class was predominately composed of American-born Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Filipinos. Now the clear majority are foreign-born with South Asian and Southeast Asian students comprising a growing presence. This has shifted the interest of students from the pre-1965 to the post-1965 period, and focused attention on Asian ethnic groups which have been traditionally marginalized in Asian American Studies. Challenging Paradigms I raise these issues in class to interrogate the assimilationist paradigm and to suggest its limits in comprehending and explaining the historical and contemporary experiences of Asian Americans. Building on this critique, I argue that an alternative perspective would have to account for distinct trajectories of incorporation, exclusion, and social/cultural autonomy, and not take assimilation as an inevitable outcome or desirable goal. The Racialization of Asian Americans I currently organize my course around the theory of racial formation (9). By racial formation, I mean the sociohistorical process by which racial categories are created, inhabited, transformed, and destroyed, a process in which race is a matter of both social structure and cultural representation. Utilizing this paradigm, I look at the shifting construction of Asian Americans and how they have been racialized over time. The class explores how distinct Asian ethnic groups entered this country, where they ended up in the labor market, how they were viewed in popular culture, and how they were treated by legal and political institutions. It simultaneously looks at how Asian Americans viewed themselves, responded to the situations they encountered, and in so doing, challenged and transformed their structural location and their representations.

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Forum on Asian American History For the month of April, 2000 this forum was moderated by John Kuo Wei Tchen, a historian and cultural activist. Since 1975, he has been studying interethnic and interracial relations of Asians and Americans, helping to build cultural organizations, and exploring how inquiry in the humanities and society can help deepen the quality of public discourse and policy. Dr. Tchen is currently the founding director of the Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program and Institute at New York University. He is the co-founder of the New York Chinatown History Project. Tchen's most recent book is New York Before Chinatown: Orientalism and the Shaping of American Culture, 1776-1882 (Johns Hopkins University Press) and he is co-editing a book oral histories on what it means to be a Chinese New Yorker. In 1991 Dr. Tchen was awarded the Charles S. Frankel Prize from the National Endowment for the Humanities, and in 1993 he received the City of New York Mayor's Award of Honor for Arts and Culture. To read messages click month below (majority of relevant messages are in April, 2000):

86. History And Notices Offers professional networking and support for asianamerican lawyers throughout the area through events, publications, and resources. http://www.aabachicago.com/

Caution! Visit Microsoft's Web site to obtain the newest version of Internet Explorer, or visit Visiting this web site without first upgrading your browser may result in unreliable behavior. Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Chicago Area Search History and Notices Congratulations Committees UPCOMING EVENTS ... Join Our Mailing List History and Notices P.O.Box A3782 Chicago, IL 60690 aabachicago1@aol.com A Brief History of the Asian American Bar Association I n 1987, a spirited band of lawyers joined to form the Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Chicago Area (AABA) on the belief that a professional bar association could serve not only the interests of its members, but also the community from which many of its members came. AABA has continually reaffirmed its commitment to that belief and has grown to more than 400 members. From increasing awareness among elected officials on issues of importance to the Asian American community, to documenting the need for increased representation in all areas of the profession including the judiciary, to serving the legal needs of the community by supporting pro bono legal clinics and organizations, AABA has strived to serve Chicagoland's AA attorneys and the AA community. REMINDER AABA Membership Dues are up for renewal the beginning of each calendar year.

87. Welcome To Lorenjavier.com: Welcome To My Community: Asian American: History: Ar Infoplease s Timeline Asian American history The United States Census Bureau provides Reader s Companion to US history South Asian American Women http://www.lorenjavier.com/asian/history-articles.html

welcome to my community: asian american: history: articles and exhibits E.T. Phone Home What's On Your Mind? To The Library! Say Cheese! ... These Are The People In My Neighborhood The following are articles and online exhibits that I found on the Web. I tried to find as many as possible, so I apologize if a topic you are looking for is not represented here. Although, never fear, I'll keep checking. If you know of anything not here, let me know at loren@javier.com Choose Your Topic: Angel Island Asian Pacific American General History Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Chinese American History ... Vietnamese American History ANGEL ISLAND The Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation Located in the middle of San Francisco Bay, Angel Island Immigration Station was routinely the first stop for immigrants crossing the Pacific Ocean. The Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation (AIISF) is the nonprofit partner of California State Parks and the National Park Service in the effort to preserve, restore and interpret the historic immigration station. http://www.aiisf.org/

88. LBCHIDELTS.COM - Chi Delta Theta Sorority - Delta Chapter, Cal State Long Beach An asianamerican Interest Sorority ffounded on February 28, 1998. http://www.lbchidelts.com

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89. Race Riots In Asian American History Example Essays.com - Over 101,000 Essays, T Throughout the course of human history, there have always been the oppressed, deprived, and subjugated minorities that suffer under the constraints of the http://www.exampleessays.com/viewpaper/43597.html

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90. Berkland Baptist Church, Boston Features ministry to asianamerican college students, graduate students, and young adults in the greater Boston area. Details of ministerial programs are shown. http://www.berkland.org/boston

Worship Service - 1 pm Location: Episcopal Divinity School (map) Contact: bbc-boston@berkland.org September 18 Freshman Sunday School Begins August 13 Annual East Coast BBC Volleyball Tournament August 10 Summer BBI Classes End July 4 Independence Day Picnic June 24-26 Billy Graham Crusade in NYC June 22 Summer BBI Classes Begin [more events] BBC Boston ministers to Asian-American college students, graduate students and young adults in the Greater Boston area. Our Bible Studies and Worship Services present relevant messages about life from God's perspective in a warm family-like atmosphere. We also have an international student ministry and a Korean congregation. BBC is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention 99 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 bbc-boston@berkland.org

91. Asian American History Quiz: 1 Quiz Asian Pacific American history. Send this Page to a Friend!by Ricco Villanueva Siasoco. Click here for more Asian Pacific American features http://www.factmonster.com/quizzes/asian1/1.html

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92. Jae's Cafe & Grill - Restaurant, Asian Food, American Food. Boston, MA. - Home Offers asianamerican cuisine, including steak and sushi. http://www.jaescafeandgrill.com/

Eat at Jae's - Live Forever! With more than 14 years of experience, is a family-owned-and-operated restaurant that serves a variety of Asian and American food, including sushi. Our restaurant has a great mix of different types of food at great prices, plus we are a clean, casual restaurant with a professional wait staff and personalized service. Whether you are in the mood for steak, salmon, or stir-fry, our food is sure to make your mouth water for more! Menu Includes: Steak • Salmon • Korean Food • Sushi • Stir Fry Rice • Pad Thai Drinks: Full Bar • Soft Drinks • Tea • Coffee Desserts: Tiramisu • Cheesecake • Pecan Pie • Brownie Sundae Delicious Food with a Full Bar To accompany your dinner, our restaurant also features a wide selection of domestic and imported beer and wine and a full bar stocked with your favorite liquors. Whether you choose a refreshing ale, a mixed drink, or a delicate, fruity wine to complement the flavors of your dish, we have something in our bar for you. Non-Smoking Restaurant • Outdoor Patio Seating • Valet Parking Reservations for 6 or More • Gift Certificates Visit our restaurant Lunch Hours of Operation: Monday–Saturday, 11:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

93. Asian American History And Culture Web Pages Links to sites dealing with various issues in Asian American history, Asian American history timeline with links to historical documents are provided on http://www.njc.edu/library/AsianAmResources.html

Web Catalog Journal Databases Interlibrary Loan Research Assistance ... Library Monahan Library Asian American Resources Asian Art Paperfolding / Origami Origami basics and learning to fold plus the history of origami are included on this web page. Smithsonian Museum of Asian Art Exhibitions, collections, calendars, etc. are accessible from this link. Culture Asian American Culture Links A variety of links literature, cultural centers/museums, theater, music, etc. are available from this site. Japanese American National Museum This museum tells the story of Japanese Americans to honor our nation’s diversity and to provide a voice for Japanese Americans and a forum that enables all people to explore their own heritage and culture. The Wing Luke Asian Museum This museum engages the Asian Pacific Communities and the public in exploring issues related to the culture, art, and history of Asian Pacific Americans. Education and Scholarship Opportunities for Asian Americans College Scholarships for Asian American Students Three pages of scholarship opportunities are listed on this site. History Asian American History On this page learn about the nearly 5 million Asian immigrants from Chinese laborers in the 1800's to millions of United States citizens today.

94. Welcome To AASC Online Club for asianamerican students at Hunter featuring club rules and regulations, constitution, links and events. http://studentweb.hunter.cuny.edu/clubs/AASC/

95. Course Description For ASIAN_AM Asian American Studies 214-0: Asian American His ASIAN_AM Asian American Studies 2140 Asian American history. history 214-0-20 Asian American history. Instructor Ji-Yeon Yuh http://aquavite.northwestern.edu/cdesc/course-desc.cgi?school_id=400&dept_id=432

96. Institute For Asian American Studies - A Resource Guide To Researching Asian Ame A Resource Guide to Researching Asian American history and Culture in New England. This resource guide, compiled by the Institute for Asian American http://www.iaas.umb.edu/research/resource_guide.shtml

' nav1String += '' nav1String += '' nav1String += '' nav1String += '' nav1String += '' document.write(nav1String) // end hide > ' nav2String += '' nav2String += '2000 U.S. Census' nav2String += 'Current Projects' nav2String += 'Past Projects' nav2String += 'Research Fellows Program' nav2String += '' nav2String += '' nav2String += '' nav2String += '' document.write(nav2String) // end hide > 2000 U.S. Census Current Projects Past Projects Research Fellows Program A Resource Guide to Researching Asian American History and Culture in New England This resource guide, compiled by the Institute for Asian American Studies, consists of two major sections. The first presents an annotated bibliography (compiled in 2003) on the subject of Asians and Asian Americans in New England. The second consists of archives and other repositories which may contain materials on Asian Americans in New England. The guide is available for viewing and for downloading. Table of Contents and Introduction (3 pp/53 KB) Entire document (141 pp/321 KB) For more information, and to have listings added to the guide, contact:

97. AASA Promotes Asian culture and attempts to understand issues concerning the asianamerican identity. http://www.trincoll.edu/orgs/aasa/

Picture by Warren Wong AASA, the Trinity College Asian American Student Association, is a student organization that promotes Asian and Asian American cultures in attempt to understand issues concerning the Asian/Asian-American identity and its place in both American and global societies. These goals are achieved through educational and social programing provided by the organization in addition to resources available from the college. The Asian American Student Association, open to the entire Trinity College community, has meetings on a weekly basis, and holds events and activities throughout the year. More information can be found within the site.

98. TIMELINE Of Asian American History In The Year 2001 (Part 5) Website profiles the timeline of the start of Asian Pacific American history, the discriminatory laws and the progress the communities have made over in the http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-2001e.html

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99. UALRC - Our Mission Serves Asian and asianamerican undergraduates, providing a variety of services designed to ease their transition to University life and to help them achieve their degree objectives. http://www.umass.edu/ualrc/

About Us UALRC Mission Statement 2003 Updates Staff Achievement Program Peer Buddy Program Tutorial Services Tutor Application - pdf file Yuri Kochiyama Cultural Center Founded in 1990 by Dr. Lucy Nguyen, the United Asia Learning Resource Center (UALRC) serves the needs of Asian and Asian American students, the largest minority group on campus. The Center supports student academic achievement by providing culturally sensitive services that promote cultural and ethnic diverstiy. To best serve Asian and Asian American students, the UALRC provides a variety of services designed to ease their transition to university life and help them achieve their academic and degree objectives. These services include personal, career and finanacial aid counseling, student advocacy, peer mentoring and leadership training, and tutoring. The UALRC also acts as an intermediary between students, the administration and the faculty. Congratulations Graduates!!!

100. TIMELINE Of Asian American History Between 1900 And 1909 Website profiles the timeline of the start of Asian Pacific American history, the discriminatory laws and the progress the communities have made over the http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-1900.html

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