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    Japanese American Culture

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    People no longer use the term “Japanese American” in today's society. Instead, they are no longer thought as a separate group and are incorrectly categorized as “Asian American”, along with Vietnamese American, Chinese American, etc. Japanese Americans have an extremely unique background in terms of their origins, history, and struggle with racialization. Like many ethnic groups, Japanese Americans have been subjected to many different portrayals throughout American history. Even though cultural

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    Hispanic/Latino Americans. I felt that they were obviously mistreated after having their land stripped away from them. I also felt very ashamed to call myself an American after knowing the ancestors of this land took away cultures from all kinds of people. This chapter made me wonder how someone can do this to someone. I am always fascinated and intrigued when I hear about someone’s culture, who is often different from my own. The sixth chapter made me think about how respectful Reverend Martin Luther

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    Back then during the 1900s, a substantial number of Asian Americans immigrated to the United States. In this entirely new world with the majority White population, most of them often encountered numerous identity issues and their lives have been dramatically affected. As a result, some of them who have been influenced by the American culture may have changed their perspectives of their own traditions or rejected their identities in order to “survive” in the White culture. As Robert G. Lee defines

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    When approaching how certain factors play into the lives of individual people, we isolate a person’s experience and compare it to society as a whole. In order to understand societal impacts of racism, sexism, classism, and other sociological issues we must recognize our own struggles and connect them back to society. Due to our contrasting socioeconomic backgrounds, a generational gap formed to shape my life to be vastly different from my mother’s life. My mother is a Laotian refugee that immigrated

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    a Chinese Restaurant. It is a multi star restaurant. The head chef is a chef from Hong Kong, China. The creates Cantonese and Peking cuisines and also modern Asian food. The restaurant provides 70 different choices to select from. The restaurant is based in Auckland CBD on Elliot Street. The goal of the restaurant is to provide modern Asian food inspired from traditional food. The services include dine-in and take away provided with Yum Cha. The restaurant was originally started by Zhang Wei in 1990

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    tend to feel anger and rejected by their peers. They also are more likely to have problems reaching academic success. As a professional that seek to help all individuals in need, one must have a willingness to recognize and understand the worth all people. “Multicultural counseling/therapy means understanding the worldviews and life experiences of diverse groups in our nation (Sue, 2013).” Consider a Latino male student that has transferred to a predominantly white school and has been referred to

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    dreaded achievement gap enters into America’s schools. “The achievement gap is discrepancy in educational outcomes between various student groups, namely, African Americans, Native Americans, certain Asian Americans, and Latino students on the lower end of the performance scale, [caucasians] and various Asian Americans students are placed at the higher end of the academic performance scale.”(Howard, 2010, p.10) Due to the achievement gap, “Blacks and Hispanics are less much likely than whites to graduate

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    Viewing Stereotypes Through My Asian Eyes We have all been stereotyped at a point of our lives because of the “groups” we were born into, like our gender or nationality. People identify Arabian Americans as terrorists because they are middle eastern. Others assume that all Mexicans came to America illegally. It is predetermined that girls can only become nurses, not doctors. We commonly categorize people into groups that society has a popular belief about. Society associates these individuals

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    Abercrombie & Fitch Case Study Abercrombie & Fitch is one of the leading clothing companies in the world. They manufacture and sell apparel that target the 18-24 year old demographic who represent the “All-American Look.” Many people argue about the definition of what is “All-American,” since the United States continues to evolve and include many different cultures and races. Abercrombie & Fitch has been successful for over 100 years, but recently has come under constant scrutiny

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    being replaced by small scale agricultural needs, and agribusiness (1) resulting in human–wildlife conflict; within India alone as many as 1144 people were killed between April 2014 and May 2017 (2) according to their environment ministry. This increased conflict between species has had detrimental impacts on conservation efforts, such as with the Asian elephant. Elephants have seen incredible habitat loss due to human encroachment, now with about 20% of the world’s human population living in or

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