ASN 225: Asian Amer Activism Creat Expr at Borough of Manhattan Community College
3 credits · Spring 2027
Asian Amer Activism Creat Expr (ASN 225) 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 of 65 or higher OR completion of ESL 96, CRT 100.6, ENG 100.5 or ENG 100.7
About this course
Through this course, students study the relationship between the activism and creative expression of Asians in the United States. Students will examine the intertwining relationship between the diverse histories of Asians in the United States and the varied works and projects of Asian activists and artists. Students engage with the long and diverse legacy of activists and practitioners who have used various art forms and media (e.g., literary, visual, musical, performance, film) to document, represent, render and reflect upon the diverse histories and experiences of Asians in the US and to combat anti-Asian racism in the US. Expanding awareness of what the arts can be and do, students explore Asian arts and activism as national, diasporic, and interracial phenomena that embody the transcendence and perseverance the Asian spirit in the US.
ASN 225 sections, times and seats
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