Provide the student with a detailed introduction to the particular situations of Asian Americans of mixed ethnic ancestry in those larger patterns of social interaction. Challenge the student to examine the identity issues and other social phenomena that have framed the lives of multiethnic Asian Americans. Add to the student's capacity to read and listen analytically and to think, write, and speak critically about matters of substantial personal, social, and political importance. Too Much Is Enough Other articles are included in a course reader that is available for purchase at GrafikArt. Edwina Barvosa-Carter of the Chicano Studies Department will speak to Chicano Studies 1B on multiple identities.
Attendance is required.
Course Requirements You are expected to spend at least four hours outside of class preparing for every class session. Note that some days have considerably more reading assigned than others. It is the student's responsibility to plan ahead and be prepared. Class attendance and participation. Readings completed before the class period for which they are assigned.