Welcome
- Classes offered for Fall 2009
- Previously offered courses
- About the Instructor
- Research
- Department
- Articles featuring Amy Sueyoshi
- Video Clips
Classes offered for Fall 2009
ETHS380/SXS380 ONLINE Coloring Queer
HMSX702 Sexuality in Historical Perspective
Previously offered courses
ETHS380/HMSX380 Coloring Queer
ETHS640/840 Race and Sexual Migration
ETHS645/HMSX645 Sex in the City
ETHS600/HIST466 History of U.S. People of Color
ETHS670/HIST462 Making Whites
ETHS710 Theories in Ethnic Studies
HMSX300 Introduction to Human Sexuality
HMSX301 Introduction to LGBT Studies
HMSX750 Queer Theory
About the Instructor
Amy Sueyoshi holds a joint appointment in Race and Resistance Studies and Sexuality Studies. She joined the faculty at San Francisco State University in Fall 2002 after completing a Ph.D. in history from UCLA. Her courses address issues of race, gender, and sexuality in historical and contemporary contexts.
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Research
Research Interest - U.S. History, Sexuality, Gender, Race, Immigration, Asian America
Publications and Conference Papers
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Department
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Articles featuring Amy Sueyoshi
Gay history museum opens in Castro
Students tackle issue of whiteness in America
New SFSU College of Ethnic Studies course: Whiteness studies
The Hottest Sex Tips on the Planet
Whiteness studies look to redefine notions of race
Another Look at Our Queer Nikkei Heritage
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