In this first episode of the UPAAN podcast mini-series celebrating the Asian American Studies program at Penn (ASAM), we take a look at the past, present and future of the discipline of Asian American Studies, from its origins in the 60s through student protest, to a survey of courses that Penn's ASAM program offers, to both the potential and challenges the field faces.
Learn more about the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival at https://paaff.org/2021-season/
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