The Fate of “Shared Interests among People of Color”: Asian American Intellectuals and Access to Education in the Post-<i>Bakke</i> Era
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2024-06-01
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Cheung-Miaw, Calvin (2024). The Fate of “Shared Interests among People of Color”: Asian American Intellectuals and Access to Education in the Post-Bakke Era. Journal of American History, 111(1). pp. 91–114. 10.1093/jahist/jaae003 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/31304.
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Calvin Ryan Cheung-Miaw
I'm an historian of race who works at the intersection of intellectual history and social movement history. My current book project, Asian Americans and the Color-Line, uses the history of Asian American Studies to explore the rise and fall of Third Worldism within the United States. I'm also at work on a project on radical Asian American activism. A piece of this project, on transnational political murders, has been published as an article in Pacific Historical Review.
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