
Seeing the extraordinary in the ordinaries
I share Some thoughts and reflections while Working in, through, and against the existing archives and dominant memoryscapes.
Each post represents my preliminary thoughts on many different topics & projects that I’m working on. Due to its evolving, personal nature, please do not circulate, quote from, copy or cite without permission of the author.

"We Must Christianize Them, or They Will Heathenize Us"
Rev. Osgood Church Wheeler and the Religious Framing of Chinese Exclusion: Biblical Imagery, Domestic Anxiety, and Visual Culture in California’s Anti-Chinese Debates, 1879–1882

“matched par avion”
Race, gender, and religion have co-constituted in the gendered racialization of Asian women as racially foreign and unassimilable, sexually excessive and promiscuous, and morally and religiously perverse and deficient.