Amanda (she/her) is a second-year MA student whose research interests include Asian North American literature, new media, and popular culture. Her SSHRC funded thesis explores how racial substitution functions as a mode of resistance and of building collective critique in Asian American engagements with popular culture.
Amanda (she/her) is a second-year MA student whose research interests include Asian North American literature, new media, and popular culture. Her SSHRC funded thesis explores how racial substitution functions as a mode of resistance and of building collective critique in Asian American engagements with popular culture.
Amanda (she/her) is a second-year MA student whose research interests include Asian North American literature, new media, and popular culture. Her SSHRC funded thesis explores how racial substitution functions as a mode of resistance and of building collective critique in Asian American engagements with popular culture.