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    Reinventing Our Culture‚ quotes a hapa (mixed heritage Asian American): People say that were a cultural bridge‚ or the other extreme‚ that we represent cultural degeneracy and we will dilute the culture Which viewpoint do you support? When the person explained that a person with a mixed heritage can be looked upon as a cultural bridge‚ or a representation of cultural degeneracy‚ I believe that they are a cultural bridge. I think that if more and more Asians became a half breed‚ than society may change

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    language used here is very descriptive as the passage is full of adjectives. For instance‚ the authors describe the schools as “heterogeneous”‚ showing how the students are diverse based on their race. When they go on to describe the girls in the “Asian-American” group‚ many adjectives are used to illustrate their style of clothing. They wear “high” shoes and “very small” shirts‚ which gives a good description of how what they are wearing and how they are all dressing the same way. The boys also

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    Internet for groups and organizations promoting racial equality to help you complete this assignment.   Using the information from the text and your web search:   Identify one racial group from the list below:   •        African American •        Asian American •        Middle Eastern American •        Hispanic American/Latino •        Native American   Write a 750- to 1‚050-word paper from one of the perspectives below:   •        A historian writing about the racial group in a book chapter

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    The World’s Asian Treasure People would say that buried treasure doesn’t exist anymore‚ but these are only the people who never bothered to look. I’m curious to know what buried treasure means to people in today’s age‚ and after some pondering‚ it can be nothing else but Literature. Literature is the treasure that amazes the minds of readers and teaches precious life lessons. It is a treasure because its boundaries simply do not exist‚ and it is set apart from any treasure chest in history

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    America is the land of immigrant whereas many Asians travel and live in America. Hence‚ they have grown numbers there and become US’ legal citizen. The problems are the Asians are known as ‘perpetual foreigners’ who try to find a better living for themselves. Moreover‚ they are seen as socially awkward by being ‘always fresh of the boats.’ On the other hand‚ people also consider them as successful model minorities. Many years have gone by‚ yet Asian American still one of the marginalized races in

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    Research by Samuel D. Museus‚ Museus empathizes that Asian Americans are the ethnic group that is misunderstood and understudied. Specifically‚ Asian Americans are being excluded from educational studies because of the model minority stereotype‚ Musues says. Museus also defines the 5 misconceptions of the model minority stereotype. Finally‚ Museus empathizes the significance of deconstructing the model minority myth to understand more about Asian Americans racial experiences. There are 5 misconceptions

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    People are two texts mainly depicting how Asian Americans were able to adapt in the white society‚ how they were able to identify and self-define themselves amongst their stereotypes‚ and the process in which the term ‘Asian Americans’ had risen. As an Asian‚ it was quite interesting for me to read and learn about the emergence of the group of people known as Asian Americans. First of all‚ Uyematsu’s article is mostly about how it was difficult for Asian Americans to accept their identities in the

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    The “model minority‚” as defined in Racial and Ethnic Relations‚ is the stereotypical view that certain Asian American‚ and occasionally other‚ groups are seen to be exemplary in socioeconomic and moral characteristics. This stereotype is most typically applied to Japanese Americans‚ Chinese Americans‚ and other Asian American groups. These groups are often compared to other immigrants of color‚ and are increasingly deemed more socially acceptable than African Americans. Actually‚ the term “model

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    My English Portfolio of Original Essays and Reflective Writings English 102.02 T/R 8:00 - 10:00 ENG 102.02 09/13/11 Tue-Thurs 8:05-10:05 PM Essay #1 What if the places we think are safe‚ were no longer the sacred places of bliss we frequently run to? History has shown us that maybe‚ perhaps we are never truly safe anywhere. Dudley Randall’s Ballad of Birmingham intricately tells us how quickly are illusions of are false sense of security can be shattered in the blink of an eye

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    within the Chinese culture? American born Chinese can be defined as the Chinese people who are born in American after their parents immigrated from the USA. More and more people immigrated to America‚ especially the Asian population. According to Shu-Ling Berggreen: "The Asian American population in the US ‘increased by 140 percent from 1970 to 1980 and then by 108 percent from 1980 and 1990 (to a total of approximately 7‚273‚662)‚ making it the fastest growing segment of the US population."

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