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SUMMARY:Global Asias Cyber Chat
DESCRIPTION:\nThis Global Asias Cyber Chat centers two areas of study cr
itical to the future of Global Asias research—Asian American identities
in the South and Afro-Asian intersection—through a conversation about tw
o documentary films: Far East Deep South (2014) and Finding Samuel Lowe:
From Harlem to China (2020). The Cyber Chat features filmmakers Baldwin
Chiu and Paula Williams Madison along with several Global South scholar
s—Jordan Lynton Cox\, Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi\, and Dhanashree Thorat.\n
\nThe Cyber Chat will trace how these films are located in the broader c
ontext of Afro-Asian\, Asian American\, and Chinese migration narratives
. What unique conversations about diaspora\, memory\, and belonging emer
ge at the intersection of these two films about Chinese labor migration
in the U.S. South and Global South contexts? How do the films speak to t
he racialization of Chinese migrants in Mississippi\, Jamaica\, and the
other transnational contexts covered in the films?\n\nFor more details:
https://events.la.psu.edu/event/asia_cyber-chat/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This Global Asi
as Cyber Chat centers two areas of study critical to the future of Globa
l Asias research—Asian American identities in the South and Afro-Asian i
ntersection—through a conversation about two documentary films: Far
East Deep South (2014) and Finding Samuel Lowe: From Harlem to
China (2020). The Cyber Chat features filmmakers Baldwin Chiu and P
aula Williams Madison along with several Global South scholars—Jordan Ly
nton Cox, Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi, and Dhanashree Thorat.
The Cybe
r Chat will trace how these films are located in the broader context of
Afro-Asian, Asian American, and Chinese migration narratives. What uniqu
e conversations about diaspora, memory, and belonging emerge at the inte
rsection of these two films about Chinese labor migration in the U.S. So
uth and Global South contexts? How do the films speak to the racializati
on of Chinese migrants in Mississippi, Jamaica, and the other transnatio
nal contexts covered in the films?
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/
event/asia_cyber-chat/
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