CUNY FORUM Volume 11:1
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CUNY FORUM Volume 11:1

Everyday Heroes: Art, Education, Culture

CUNY FORUM, Volume 11:1 is inspired by the journal’s front cover image by Lisa Chin: the wry and iconic “everyday hero” that honors the practitioners of daily life within Asian American communities. These practitioners include essential and unrecognized workers, educators, artists, and everyday people coping with the aftermath of 9/11, Black Lives Matter, Covid-19, and anti-Asian xenophobia. Simply put, and as others have also noted, “we must become the heroes of our own stories.”

Available to Purchase

CUNY FORUM Volume 11:1
19thCUNYAAFF

CUNY FORUM Volume 11:1

Everyday Heroes: Art, Education, Culture

CUNY FORUM, Volume 11:1 is inspired by the journal’s front cover image by Lisa Chin: the wry and iconic “everyday hero” that honors the practitioners of daily life within Asian American communities. These practitioners include essential and unrecognized workers, educators, artists, and everyday people coping with the aftermath of 9/11, Black Lives Matter, Covid-19, and anti-Asian xenophobia. Simply put, and as others have also noted, “we must become the heroes of our own stories.”

Available to Purchase

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