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• 1 media/Takaki papers_carton.jpg 2016-09-11T10:21:08-07:00 Setting out with a research question in mind . . . 11 image_header 2016-09-12T20:46:34-07:00 My question: as a literature professor who teaches quite a lot of world literature--especially postcolonial African literature--I really wanted to know what was on the first ethnic studies syllabi, since this should give us an idea of what was so urgently needed in terms of curricular reform. Ethnic Studies promised to enable students and faculty of color to determine their own reading lists, the manner of approaching the course content, and the particular course projects. In short, my question was: what were students and faculty reading in those early days of the first ethnic studies courses?
  
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