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Ordinary Disasters How I Stopped Being A Model Minority Anne Anlin Cheng

Name: Ordinary Disasters How I Stopped Being A Model Minority Anne Anlin Cheng
SKU: BELL-60028304
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4 (56 reviews)

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Ordinary Disasters How I Stopped Being A Model Minority Anne Anlin Cheng instant download after payment.

Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 22.52 MB

Author: Anne Anlin Cheng

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Ordinary Disasters How I Stopped Being A Model Minority Anne Anlin Cheng by Anne Anlin Cheng instant download after payment.

The most personal writing yet to come from a noted scholar of race: a bold and moving look at race, gender, aging, and immigration that examines, through lenses both intimate and political, what it means to be an Asian American woman living in America today.
Part memoir, part cultural criticism, part history, Anne Anlin Cheng’s original essays focus on art, politics, and popular culture. Through personal stories woven with a keen eye and an open heart, Cheng summons up the grief, love, anger, and humor in negotiating the realities of being a scholar, an immigrant Asian American woman, a cancer patient, a wife of a white man, and a mother of biracial children . . . all in the midst of the (extra)ordinary stresses of recent years.
Ordinary Disasters explores with lyricism and surgical precision the often difficult-to-articulate consequences of race, gender, migration, and empire. It is the story of Chinese mothers and daughters, of race and...