Hana Maruyama
@hcmaruyama.bsky.social
Asst Prof, History, Asian & Asian American Studies and Native American & Indigenous Studies at UConn. Researching WW2 Japanese Americans & US settler colonialism. Connoisseur of desserts, dog mom. My views≠my employer's
"When I hear the rhetoric from today's administration, the language is frighteningly similar." -Satsuki Ina in a documentary shown at former Poston incarceree Chizu Omori's #ChangingPerspectives conference
June 21, 2025 at 9:21 PM
"When I hear the rhetoric from today's administration, the language is frighteningly similar." -Satsuki Ina in a documentary shown at former Poston incarceree Chizu Omori's #ChangingPerspectives conference
"We have a right to make art." Cheryl D Holmes-Miller telling us about her time as a student at @risd1877.bsky.social in the RISD museum and reading from her book "Here: Where the Black Designers Are" tonight
February 20, 2025 at 11:56 PM
"We have a right to make art." Cheryl D Holmes-Miller telling us about her time as a student at @risd1877.bsky.social in the RISD museum and reading from her book "Here: Where the Black Designers Are" tonight
Trump: "Take America back [to 1897*]." *the year before SCOTUS maintained the protections of birthright citizenship in US v Wong Kim Ark.
Wong continued to navigate challenges to his citizenship decades later, seen in this form. That this is a question today is such a disservice to his memory.
Wong continued to navigate challenges to his citizenship decades later, seen in this form. That this is a question today is such a disservice to his memory.
January 21, 2025 at 2:30 AM
Trump: "Take America back [to 1897*]." *the year before SCOTUS maintained the protections of birthright citizenship in US v Wong Kim Ark.
Wong continued to navigate challenges to his citizenship decades later, seen in this form. That this is a question today is such a disservice to his memory.
Wong continued to navigate challenges to his citizenship decades later, seen in this form. That this is a question today is such a disservice to his memory.