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Whither China? was the name of a widely circulated pamphlet authored by the respected Anglo-Indian Marxist author, R. Palme Dutt. Writing in 1966, with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in the throes of the “Cultural Revolution,” the pamphlet sought to shed light on the PRC’s tortured road from liberation in 1949 to a vast

Gary Alvin Pennanen, born February 12 th , 1938, passed away at Hogarth Care Facility, Thunder Bay, Ontario, on December 26, 2023 after a brief illness.

Now in 2023, the Chinese are 5% of the population. We are said to have flipped a few seats from the unlovable Morrison government in the 2022 Federal Elections.

Bakersfield College’s Theater Program will perform Celestials: The Chinese Question at the Edward Simonsen Performing Arts Center's Indoor Theatre.

Ōtepoti was home to some of Aotearoa’s earliest non-pākehā tauiwi, with thousands of Chinese lured to seek their fortunes in Dunedin, a place they called San Gam Saan – the “New Gold Mountain”. While few intended to stay on, many were forced to, forming a

<p>Historians Erika Lee and Mae Ngai discuss the history of Chinese Americans in the context of Asian American history and American multiculturalism with Mellon Foundation President Elizabeth Alexander on May 19. </p>

After a few years of virtual ceremonies, the 42nd Los Angeles Times Book Prizes was held in person Friday at USC, kicking off the Festival of Books.

The scholars Mia Bay and Mae Ngai have won the award, considered one of the most prestigious in the field of American history.

The scholars Mia Bay and Mae Ngai have won the award, considered one of the most prestigious in the field of American history.

The awards recognize outstanding literary achievements in 12 categories, with winners to be announced at USC in-person on April 22.