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This chapter examines the pedagogical practices of three diverse Asian American elementary educators in Texas public schools. Asian American critical race theory is used to examine the teachers' own educational experiences as well as their approaches to teaching Asian American history. The teachers engaged in critically conscious pedagogies that centered Asian American voices, experiences, and histories while fostering student understandings about diverse identities across race, place, and time, illustrating the ways in which Asian American educators can provide important insight into notions of citizenship and belonging.