As part of AAPI Heritage Month celebrations, students working on Asian and Asian American
topics presented their research to a captive audience of students, faculty and community
members. This event was hosted by the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies
in partnership with University Libraries.
Learn more about the presenters and their research below:
“Careful the Things You Say, Children Will Listen”: How Chinese American Parents Influence
Anti-Black Racial Attitudes Based on Their Child’s Gender
Presenter: Kaya Rexford, Asian & Asian American Studies/Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Advisor: Sandra So Hee Chi Kim
Where Can Queer Go?: The Price of Nonconformity and the Embrace of Nature in the Face
of Patriarchy
Presenter: Grace Sargent, Graduate student in English
Advisor: Jeffrey Santa Ana
Capturing the Spirits of Japan: Life and Impact of Lafcadio Hearn's Kwaidan
