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    raised an uproar in American society was none other than Amy Chua‚ author of Battle Hymn of Tiger Mother (Paul‚ 1). Many people disagree on how Asian parents’ raise their children. Some might say that they are too harsh‚ they don’t know how to love‚ or they only care about the grades. This could seem true‚ but maybe there is more than meets the eye. The Asian community strives in academics and discipline. Some would call them the most successful people on the planet. Pertaining great empires‚ “These

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    Salisbury was a very interesting novel. Eddy Okobu lives in Hawaii. Eddy is an Asian-American. After Eddy lies about his age and signs up for the army Hawaii has been introduced to the Pearl Harbor explosions. Now everybody sees all of the Asian-Americans as an enemy and the Army makes them do the dirty work: dig trenches‚ set up barbed wire along the beach‚ and stand watch all night. After a couple of months they put the Asian-Americans on a remote island to do a special job. Eddy soon finds out that

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    cookery and comes in several forms. Regional fusion combines different cuisines of a region or sub-region into a single eating experience. Asian fusion restaurants‚ which combine the various cuisines of different Asian countries‚ have become popular in many parts of the United States and United Kingdom. Often featured are South Asian‚ East Asian‚ and South-East Asian dishes alongside one another and offering dishes that are inspired combinations of such cuisines. In Singapore with highest influx of

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    Archer Immigration Essay

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    The humorous sitcom is giving a look into the‚ day to day routines of an‚ Asian American family. This television series‚ gives a sense of kids vs parents who are trying to keep up with the Jones’. The sitcom gives the audience a fresh view of what it’s like to be an immigrant family in America. It highlights some of the common issues of assimilation without exploiting or demeaning the Asian American experience. The fresh off the boat series is a fin trip down memory lane‚ for kids

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    The white rhinoceros and the Asian elephant possess many similar characteristics‚ including the way they look‚ yet also possess many differences such as the two continents they live on. There are five living species of rhino (black‚ white‚ Indian‚ Javan and Sumatran) and only two of the elephant (African and the Asian). All are in jeopardy of extinction with their slow rate of breeding‚ poaching and in the rhinoceroses‚ their territorial behavior. Both of these beasts belong to the same kingdom

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    Media Reaction

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    Media Reaction Asian American and Pacific Islander Families Descend on Washington D.C. Demanding Passage of Strong Immigration Reform Legislation BY ASIANWEEK STAFF – JUNE 5‚ 2013POSTED IN: NATIONAL‚ NEWS‚ POLITICS Washington D.C. – As the full U.S. Senate is poised to begin the process to debate the immigration bill‚ S. 744‚ the Border Security‚ Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act‚ hundreds Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) families from 20 states rallied on

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    Stereotype Paper

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    Therefore making it human nature by instinct. The Typical stereotypes that have been said about Asian Americans are that we are hardworking‚ quiet‚ short and that we can not play sports. That we are book smart but not street smart which in turn is a result to an assumption that we can not drive. One of the stereotypes that people have about me as an Asian is that I can not play sports. As an Asian American‚ I was born to motivate myself through playing sports. I excel in numerous sports such

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    scientific name being Elaphas Maximus‚ is one of the three recognized subspecies of the Asian elephants and is a native animal to the mainland of Asia. Since 1986‚ thee Elaphas Maximus has been listed as an endangered species by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) as their population has slowly been declining and reaching an all-time low of a 50% decrease over the past three generations. Asian elephants are constantly being threatened by the loss of their habitat‚ constant degradation

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    Cherry Blossom

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    events heighten and unify community life throughout the year. The Cherry Blossom Festival held special significance for the community members who attended and participated. There are a lot of young Asian Americans in this event and they are acting actively in different roles. For example‚ I saw young Asian Americans volunteers help introducing different foods to visitors and also participate in different Japanese culture related shows like Karate. Though these roles and participation‚ they not only

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    reasons as to why many versatile readers have interests in this novel. It captures the hearts of the young and old‚ American or non-American‚ and even the immigrants who seek for someone that understands them. The novel portrays four Asian women and their adult Asian-American daughters as they struggle to find themselves in America. The older generation seeks to find their old traditions‚ customs‚ and character amongst their daughters who have become clashed with American culture. And the daughters

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