- Historical Context: The book delves into the social and political climate of the 1960s and 1970s in the United States, a period marked by significant civil rights movements and social change.
- Asian American Activism: Ishizuka explores how Asian Americans played a pivotal role in the broader civil rights movements of the era, advocating for justice, equality, and recognition.
- Identity and Community: The narrative examines the formation of Asian American identity and community solidarity amidst challenges of discrimination, stereotypes, and systemic racism.
- Key Figures and Movements: The book profiles influential figures and organizations within the Asian American movement, highlighting their contributions to advocacy and social change.
- Intersectionality: Ishizuka discusses the intersectional nature of activism, addressing issues of race, gender, class, and ethnicity within the Asian American experience and movement.
- Legacy and Impact: "Serve the People" reflects on the lasting impact of the Asian American movement, its contributions to American society, and ongoing struggles for equality and social justice.
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