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ASN 214: APIA Media Representations at Borough of Manhattan Community College

3 credits · Spring 2027

APIA Media Representations (ASN 214) at Borough of Manhattan Community College has 1 way to take it in Spring 2027. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.

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Requirements

Prerequisite: English Proficiency Index 65+ and Math Proficiency Index 40+ or completion of equivalent courses

About this course

This course examines media representations of Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIAs) through time. It will explore stereotyped media depictions of Asian Pacific Islander Americans, including Yellow Peril and the model minority. Students will analyze how race as a social construction of difference affects and is reproduced by mass media. Additionally, students will compare how gender, sexuality, class, citizenship, and identity are encoded across history. The course will also explore APIA media outside of and in resistance to mainstream American media, including independent cinema that arose from the Asian American movement from the late 60s onwards, digital Internet media production of the 21st century, and transnational media of diasporic APIA communities.

ASN 214 sections, times and seats

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100W-LEC Regular
Fri · 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
Online-Synchronous / Online-Asynchronous
Instructor not announced yet
Online MixOpen

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