The intent of this paper is to interrogate the prevalence of anti-Asian racism across San Francisco’s two most deadly pandemic outbreaks- the 1918 influenza and 2019 coronavirus. Asian Americans were excluded from San ...

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While political cartoons have a reputation for upholding the tenants of democracy and freedom, the editorial images of the late 19th century and early 20th century show quite the contrary. In fact, they promote elements ...

This work marks an attempt to redirect the focus of academic writing on race in the early twentieth-century comic strip Krazy Kat away from its author, George Herriman, and towards the comic itself. I argue that Herriman ...

Courses in ethnic studies challenge power dynamics in the classroom, create the conditions for multiple experiences and perspectives to be present, and examine the history and legacy of racism and how it operates. Additionally, ...

With many modern viruses and bacteria becoming increasingly more deadly, how countries react to disease outbreaks becomes more crucial than ever. With the recent Coronavirus epidemic beginning in Wuhan, China, spreading ...