Browse Exhibits (2 total)

Tracking Relocation and Adaptation Throughout History

Sourced from diverse collections, this exhibit highlights ethnic communities' struggles in attempting to relocate, relate to other cultures as the minority, and ultimately, uphold their ethnic culture simultaneously. With a unique twist to each collections' situation and focus, we will examine and understand the experiences of Haitian, Latinx, and Muslim American communities at different points in history through archival analysis.

Assimilation, Autonomy, Cultural Contestation, Cultural Preservation, Human Rights, Immigration, Latin@ Identity, Non-majority perspectives

Snapshots: Community Networks and Media Ephemerality

This exhibit includes an array ephemeral pieces, all of which give insight into how non-majority communities communicate both with themselves and with others via creative outlets.

Activism, Advocacy, Anti-War, Chicano, Cultural Preservation, Ephemeral Media, Feminism, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Latin@ Identity, LGBTQ, Minority Perspectives, Non-Majority Communities, Protest, protests, Reproductive Health, Social Change, Texas, Vietnam, Visibility