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A Peek Behind The Curtain: Asian Americans On Screen And Behind The Scenes, Amanda C. Larch

Binghamton University Undergraduate Journal

The Hollywood film industry prominently consists of white actors, and critically acclaimed films are centered around white storylines. When Hollywood makes an adaptation based on people of color, specifically Asian Americans, they will whitewash the film to make it appear more socially acceptable. Scholars in Asian American studies, film studies, and other academic fields have analyzed Hollywood’s lack of diversity with actors, producers, directors, and even storylines. My study aims to analyze the connection between Asian American actors, directors, and producers from smaller to larger projects. Additionally, what did they do once they gained recognition and changed how Hollywood operates. …

Trouble Telling The Enemy, Kevin Minh Allen

Journal of Southeast Asian American Education and Advancement

No abstract provided.

The Woman Warrior: The Silent Creation Of A Third Space, Hayley Struzik

The Oswald Review: An International Journal of Undergraduate Research and Criticism in the Discipline of English

No abstract provided.

Introduction, James Jennings

Trotter Review

The particular relationships between communities of color in the United States could very well be the political issue for urban America in the next century, with profound racial, cultural, and economic implications for all Americans. This issue of the Trotter Review focused on various aspects of relations between communities of color.

Communication and collaboration between communities of color are vitally important today for the maintenance and expansion of democracy and social justice in the United States. We hope this issue of the Trotter Review will contribute to improving relations between communities of color.

The Vietnamese Amerasian Resettlement Experience: From Initial Application To The First Six Months In The United States, Liang Tien, Denny Hunthausen

Vietnam Generation

The Amerasian Homecoming Act of 1987, allowed Vietnamese Amerasian individuals fathered by U.S. military servicemen and born in Vietnam after January 1, 1962 and before January 1, 1976, to enter the United States.

Southeast Asian Parent Empowerment: The Challenge Of Changing Demographics In Lowell, Massachusetts, Peter Nien-Chu Kiang

Vietnam Generation

A report on the increased role of Southeast Asian parents in the Lowell, Massachusetts public school system in the 1980s.

Introduction, Kali Tal

Vietnam Generation

Editor Kali Tal remarks on the shortage of scholarly works about Southeast Asian-American communities.

Vietnam, My Country, Janet P. Chambers

Vietnam Generation

An American tutor to a Vietnamese family in New Jersey recounts the experiences of an immigrant family.

Between Cultures: Oral History Of Hmong Teenagers In Minneapolis, David L. Moore

Vietnam Generation

An organizer of the Hmong Boy Scout Troop of Minneapolis shares a story of one family's experiences in America.

Reducing Teenage Childbearing In The Hmong Community: First Year Results, Sharon Rolnick

Vietnam Generation

An overview of the Lao Family Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Project in St. Paul Minnesota.

Southeast Asian-American Communities

Vietnam Generation

This issue features articles on Southeast Asian-American communities. An extensive bibliography of sources is included in this volume.

Cambodians In The Bronx And Amherst, Leah Melnick

Vietnam Generation

A photo essay on Cambodian refugees in the United States.