Events
Alexandria Library: Who’s an Immigrant?
Event Start Date: Tuesday, May 25, 2021 - 7:00 pm
Event End Date: Tuesday, May 25, 2021 - 8:30 pm
Location: Virtual
A Podcast Series by the Music of Asian America Research Center
Through music, learn the lesser-known stories about why Asians migrated to the U.S. and their experiences here. The topics discussed include naturalization laws, refugees, and transnational adoption.
Music of Asian America Research Center executive director and co-founder Eric Hung will preview a podcast series, Who’s an Immigrant?, that he is producing for the organization. In six episodes, this timely series complicates the dominant narrative about Asian immigration, which focuses on choice, assimilation and the notion of Asians as “model minorities.” He will preview three excerpts: one about immigration before naturalization was possible for Asians, one about Cambodian American refugees, and one about Korean American adoptees.
VirtualA Podcast Series by the Music of Asian America Research Center
Through music, learn the lesser-known stories about why Asians migrated to the U.S. and their experiences here. The topics discussed include naturalization laws, refugees, and transnational adoption.
Music of Asian America Research Center executive director and co-founder Eric Hung will preview a podcast series, Who’s an Immigrant?, that he is producing for the organization. In six episodes, this timely series complicates the dominant narrative about Asian immigration, which focuses on choice, assimilation and the notion of Asians as “model minorities.” He will preview three excerpts: one about immigration before naturalization was possible for Asians, one about Cambodian American refugees, and one about Korean American adoptees.