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According to O’Brien (2015), a possible reason for Asian Americans to seek group conformity is to cope with white racism, discrimination, and rejection. Often, they view their conformity and success as something that will be appreciated by mass and prevent negative treatment in the future. The past social conformities of Asian cultures and the current social conformities of Asian Americans are very similar. In the past, the underlying reason for conformity and success was simply survival and fitness

The 1900s hit hard for the generation of Asians that came to America, and for future generations to come. Many of the immigrants were either Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese, or Indian. The term Asian American tied these groups of people together for political reasons. After the earthquake of 1906, Asian immigrants were granted access if they were related to a citizen in America. This exception caused records to be falsified. These people were referred to as “paper sons/daughters.”

The culture that I chose to present is the Asian American culture. It is one of the fastest formed ethnic groups that had their population grow 63% from 1990 to 2000 (Nguyen, 1). The history of the first Asian immigrants started around the gold rush in California. Many Asian immigrants wanted to pursue fortunes in America because of economic hardships in China. Many Chinese started moving to the United States in hopes to get some of the gold in California. Many Chinese were also contracted to work

becoming more involved. This program would allow learning more about others experiences and culture as a whole. I have always surrounded myself with peers who strive for equality and continuously try to keep up with issues happening throughout the nation and the world. Being a first-generation American as well as a queer woman of color, I am forced to confront issues that others have the privilege to ignore since it doesn’t particularly affect them. It is difficult to speak about issues going on when

discussing will be about Asian Indians American the lists of things that will be discuss in this paper to start with the foundation of the paper which is the social history of Asian Indians American in the United State and things that involve in the social of Asian Indians Americans are things such as political, economic, etc. as well as educational information about the group also the impact of family and religion on the Asian Indians American and finally the popular cultures of Asian Indians. After that

immigrants In the early 19th century, many of the waves of Asian immigrants who came to America found jobs as day laborers. They frequently worked on cross-country railways, a transportation system by rail, and in the mining industry. According to the data gathered by the Census Bureau in “Total Asian alone ...” the estimated number of U.S. residents on July 2013 who were Vietnamese was approximately more than 1.6 million. America is a nation established by immigrants. Therefore, the immigrants’ culture

this era were the Asians, German, and the Irish. American citizen’s fear of job secureness led to the resentment and discriminatory treatment towards Asian Immigrants. They believed that the majority of the Asian American immigrants were taking too many of their jobs. As such, the U.S. government decided that it would be necessary to restrict the amount of Asian Americans, in order to keep the U.S. citizens from being unemployed. The U.S. government passed numerous laws, banning Asian American immigrants

One of the most prevalent issue in today’s world is racism. The prejudice and racism against Asian Americans seems to never end. Either it’s a nasty side remark about one’s looks or a judgment about one’s personality and abilities. In high school, one of my best friends was Vietnamese and I remember her going through quite a bit of problems. She was most definitely stereotyped and was supposed to be good at math and science, when in truth, she was horrible at both subjects. Instead, she loved history

the Asian continent like China and India are naturally considered “Asian”. The fact being Middle Eastern countries Saudi Arabia and Iraq are also Asian. In ‘A letter to my nephew’, James Baldwin emphasises how poorly the black culture is being treated. Stressing how, specifically, his people are treated so poorly only based on their skin color which takes away from one 's culture and tradition involving the takeover of racism, minimizing the culture. What most fail to realize is that Asians, are

In this study, two groups of people will be given the same questionnaire to answer. One group will consist of white Americans who were born and brought up in the USA. The other group will comprise of international Asian students coming from countries like Japan, Pakistan and India. It is hypothesized that the American group will respond by stating more responses that describe their personal traits than the International group will. It is further hypothesized that