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Class of 2021

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Andrew Aoyama, “Family Matters: Spinning the Story of Tunisia’s Transnational Jihadists” Che Applewhaite, “A New England Document: Proto-Cinematic Practice against Genocidal Acceptability” Esteban Arellano, “Dancing in the Dark: The Burden of Liveness at...

Alexandra Summa

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Thesis Title: Corn Nationalism: Exhibiting Mythologies of "America’s Crop" 

What Now: J.D. Candidate at Tulane University Law School; Legal Intern at the United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania

What Next: Corporate law in New York City...

Molly Zeme

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Thesis Title: Recognition and Voice in the Postcolonial Feminist Sphere: Warsan Shire on Womanhood and Historical Trauma

What Now: Program/Project Manager at Brighter Beginnings Family Health Clinic

What Next: Medical school and then a specialty fellowship...

Mo Kim

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Thesis Title: We the Girls: K-Pop, Girl Groups, and Korean Identity, 1997/2017

What Now: 10th Grade English Teacher / Course Team Facilitator, Leadership Public Schools

What Next: Mastering parallel parking

It was the end of sophomore spring and I was...

HIST-LIT 90FB: Asian America in Popular Culture

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Instructor: Karen Huang Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:00-5:00 pm The release of Crazy Rich Asians in 2018 was a significant cultural moment for Asian America: the first major Hollywood picture with a predominantly Asian American cast in over twenty years...

HIST-LIT 90FG: Dictatorship and Resistance in Latin America

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Instructor: Jennifer Alpert Meeting time: Monday, 12:45-2:45 pm As we face resurgent authoritarianism around the world, culture remains a critical tool of resistance against the perils of dictatorship and its legacies. Latin America’s long history of...

HIST-LIT 90EU: The Rise of the Far Right in Europe

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Instructor: John Boonstra Meeting time: Monday, 3:00-5:00 pm Far-right movements have, in recent years, gained striking momentum across Europe. From France’s anti-immigrant National Front and neo-Nazis in Germany to efforts to rehabilitate Franco and...

HIST-LIT 90EX: Queer Latinx Borderlands

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Instructor: Thomas Conners Meeting time: Thursday, 12:45-2:45 pm What does Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny have to do with 16th century Mexico criminal archives? What does the Netflix series Pose (2018) have to do with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848)...

HIST-LIT 90EZ: The Global South Asian Diaspora

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Instructor: Vikrant Dadawala Meeting time: Monday, 3:00-5:00 pm Over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, people of South Asian heritage emigrated out of their ancestral homelands in vast numbers, giving rise to one of the world’s largest...