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50260 - Table 1: Belonging, Mobility, and Racialization in Transnational Asian Contexts
Tue, August 12, 8:00 to 9:30am, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Ballroom Level/Gold, Regency ADescription
This panel explores how migration, education, and media shape evolving notions of identity, belonging, and exclusion for Asian communities across global contexts. From Korean Americans navigating national affiliation to Chinese international students and African diasporas encountering anti-Blackness in China, these papers reveal the layered dynamics of race, nationalism, and adaptation in transnational lives.
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Cultural Crossroads: Chinese Students’ Navigation of Class Mobility in American Higher Education - Yujin Tao, University of Wisconsin-Madison
From Dual to One: How Korean Americans Weigh Their National Belongings - Jinhyuk Kim, University of California-San Diego
Immigrant Identity in a New Destination: The Case of Metropolitan Tokyo - Noriko Matsumoto, University of Vermont
Anti-Blackness in Contemporary China? A Media Analysis on Chinese - African Engagements on Chinese Interactive Online Platforms - Xuemeng Li, CUNY-Hunter College
Aporia of Ethnonationalism: Racialization and Exclusion of Korean Communities after the Pandemic - Chungse Jung, Davidson College