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Becoming British East Asian and Southeast Asian: Anti-racism, Chineseness, and Political Love in the Cultural and Creative Industries
2021
British Journal of Chinese Studies
This article advances work on the 'British Chinese' by reconfiguring the boundaries of the field and expanding it beyond the cultural and linguistic transformations of an 'ethnic community'. Instead, I examine new pan-Asian political formations and situate them within wider anti-racist organising in Britain. First, I examine the birth of 'British East and Southeast Asianness' as an emphatically political identity that contests racialised notions of 'the Chinese' as a passive model minority and
doi:10.51661/bjocs.v11i0.131
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