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Not overrepresented: The model minority stereotype at an Asian American Native American Pacific Islander serving institution

Rosannette Hernandez Rimando

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I stand humbly on the shoulders of those that have loved me, encouraged me, and willed me to this point.I

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I stand humbly on the shoulders of those that have loved me, encouraged me, and willed me to this point.I

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I stand humbly on the shoulders of those that have loved me, encouraged me, and willed me to this point.I

Key concepts: Pacific islanders, Model minority, Asian americans, Institution, Native american, Stereotype (UML), Political science, Gerontology

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