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Dr. Beth Lew-Williams was recently hired as the first ever professor at Princeton University in Asian American History. She specializes in 19th century U.S. history, Asian American history, and race in the American West. Lew-Williams is currently working on her book "The Chinese Must Go: The Violent Birth of American Border Control." #projectbulosan #apicrushmondays #apiwomyn #asianamericanstudies #ethnicstudies #bethlewwilliams

Mia Mingus is a writer, community educator and organizer working for disability justice and transformative justice responses to child sexual abuse. She is currently a member of the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective. Follow her on Twitter @ miamingus! #miamingus #APIwomyn #AsianAmericanStudies #QWoC

Dr. Sarita Eschavez See is an associate professor at the University of California, Riverside. Her research and teaching interests include Asian American ans Filipino American cultural critique, postcolonial and empire studies, narrative, and theories of gender and sexuality. Dr. See is also the Executive Director of a web-based nonprofit organization, Center for Art and Thought. Visit the website at centerforartandthought.org #apicrushmondays #saritaeschavezsee #asianamericanstudies #ethnicstudies #apiwomyn #centerforartandthought

Our #WCW this week is Filipino American fashion model and activist, Geena Rocero. She recently came out to the public as transgender in her groundbreaking TED, "Why I Must Come Out." She is the founder of Gender Proud, an advocacy and awareness campaign seeking to advance #trans rights. #GenderProud #TWOC #AsianAmericanStudies #GeenaRocero #APIwomyn

Grace Lee Boggs (1915) is an activist, writer, and feminist. She is known for her twenty year political collaboration with C.L.R. James and Raya Dunayevskaya followed by her activism in the Civil Rights and Black Power Movement in Detroit. As a writer, she has published several works including "The Next American Revolution: Sustainable Activism fot the Twenty-First Century" with Scott Kurashige and "Women and the Movement to Build a New America." #graceleeboggs #apiwomyn #apicrushmondays #projectbulosan #ethnicstudies #asianamericanstudies

Yuri Kochiyama (1921-Present) is a Japanese American activist and survivor of the internment camp. She was a member of Malcom X's Organization of Afro-American Unity and even held Malcom X when he was assassinated in 1965. Yuri Kochiyama has dedicated her life mentoring activists especially in the Asian American movement building coalitions across racial lines, rights of political prisoners, and reparations for Japanese American internment camp survivors. In 2005 she was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. #projectbulosan #asianamericanstudies #ethnicstudies #yurikochiyama #apicrushmondays #apiwomyn