From Wong to Wong: On Beatrice Loftus McKenzie’s “The Wongs of Beloit, Wisconsin”
Through intimate narratives, McKenzie profiles the legacies and acculturation experiences of seven third-generation American siblings, the first Wongs to grow up in Beloit.
Re-Sparking Spatial Imagination in the Great Lakes Megaregion
Since at least the French colonial occupation of the 17th century, the Great Lakes Megaregion (GLM), that grand region spanning the middle of North America including parts of both the US and Canada, has maintained an unprecedented network of production and exchange of global importance.
What America Is: On Michael C. Steiner's "Horace M. Kallen in the Heartland"
The debate over nationalism, multiculturalism, and how diversity affects national identity isn’t new.