Race, Beauty, and Politics in Chinese American Festivals: A History of National and Transnational Identity Construction

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Race, Beauty, and Politics in Chinese American Festivals: A History of National and Transnational Identity Construction by Li; Jinzhao, 9780415871181
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  • ISBN: 9780415871181 | 0415871182
  • Cover: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 12/31/2020

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Through multi-site, multi-media, and multi-language ethnographic and historical research, the author demonstrates that during the twentieth century, as the mainstream definition of Americanness changed from whiteness to assimilation and to ethnic diversity, the meaning of being Chinese evolved. This book furthers our understanding of racial relations and ethnic self-representation.
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