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New Amerasia focuses on linkages between Asian and Indigenous experiences of “Carceral States”
The latest issue of Amerasia Journal, guest edited by Karen Leong and Myla Vicenti Carpio, examines the convergence of Asian and Indigenous communities as subjects of the carceral state in the United States and Canada. It explores the intersections between … Continue reading
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Congratulations to AAS MA alum Jennifer Tseng, Winner of the Marick Press Poetry Prize!
The UCLA Asian American Studies Center is pleased to congratulate Jennifer Tseng on winning the 2012 Marick Press Poetry Prize! Her manuscript, Red Flower, White Flower, was selected by poet and writer Derick Burleson and is her second collection of … Continue reading
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