
Ph.D., University of Michigan; American Studies Professor Professor Pegler-Gordon teaches courses in Asian American history, immigration policy, oral history, public history, museums and K-12 history education, including the politicization of U.S. racial and immigration history. She works with students in her classes on collaboratively created publications such as "What Kind of Justice? Oral Histories about Vincent Chin, Forty Years Later" (2022), "On the Banks: Currents within APIDA/A Youth Ex
Read more“Documenting Birthright Citizenship under Chinese Exclusion.” Modern American History 8, no 3 (November 2025): 382-389.
Professor Anna Pegler-Gordon published Wong Kim Arks Children: Immigrant Citizenship Under Chinese Exclusion, Citizenship Studies 28, no. 3 (2024). DOI: 10.1080/13621025.2024.2336933. This article is made publicly available through funding from MSUs open access initiative.
Professor Anna Pegler-Gordon published, Oral History as Asian American Pedagogy at Association for Asian American Studies; Embodied Experiences of Archival Space at Organization of American Historians (both in April 2023.)
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