Connor Nakamura is a senior studying History with minors in Urban Studies and Creative Writing. He is interested in 20th-century social movements, political thought, ethnic studies, and urban history. His recent research focuses on how racialized groups understand their identities in the context of broader social movements and collective demands. Connor currently works as a consultant for the University City Historical Society on Japanese American history, and he previously served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Penn History Review and Community Projects Assistant at the Kislak Center. In his free time, he enjoys trying new restaurants in Philadelphia, competing in intramural basketball, and playing board games.