Stanford Humanities Center
Errazzouki reflects on her personal identity as the Muslim granddaughter of a Jewish grandfather.
At the time of Pearl Harbor, during December 1941, around 700 Japanese Americans were enrolled at the University of California, and at least thirty were at Stanford University.[1] Within weeks, Japanese American faculty and students at the University of California, Berkeley, and nearby Stanford...
Who's got rhythm? An American in Paris and the gritty reboot as epistemology of the closet.
