Stories of Solidarity will be a ethnic-studies history introduction and interactive education class designed for students in the New York City region. The curriculum targets the pedagogy of intersectional ethnic histories (i.e. History of Black-Asian relations) with the purpose of building solidarity within ethnic communities that remain persistently segregated in not only academic, but cultural and social spheres. While NYC remains one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the US, it continues to exhibit enduring trends of racial tension. With the recent rise in Black-Asian animosity following the George Floyd tragedy and rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, it is becoming increasingly clear that segregation of ethnic communities in New York contributes to the spread of misinformation and cultivates unconscious apprehension.