Post-Civil War America and Anti-Asian Racism

In this Library Chat, Mae Ngai and John Phan discuss the origins of anti-Asian racism in the United States, which emerged in Post Civil War America. They share their personal experiences, and reflect on the effects of the pandemic on anti-Asian racism.
Mae Ngai
Department of History
John Phan
United States

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