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Question: Read the section addressing the Asian-American Movement in Chapter 5. What are some of the themes or topics evident in the art from this Movement? Can you describe similarities between the art of the Asian-American Movement and Black Power or the Chicano Movement?

OR Choose one of the Asian-American artists from this section of class reading and expand upon their artwork. Some of the themes covered by Asian-American artists in Chapter 5 touch upon stereotypes still evident in 2022.

OR Discuss posters or prints created by Asian-American Artist collectives as a form of protest in the late 20th century. Spreading the message of activism was an important part of the Asian-American Movement. Some collectives are still active today such as Kearny Street

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