The Model Minority Myth and Its Implications on Asian-Americans
Ashley Marie Arana
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Ashley Marie Arana
Abstract
This issue brief is meant to highlight and address some of the stereotypes and assertions American society projects onto Asian-Americans about their socio-economic status, education attainment and overall quality of life. On a greater scale, the Model Minority Myth depicts these issues in a more detailed manner by explaining the various ways Asian-Americans still face racism and other discriminations in the U.S.
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This issue brief is meant to highlight and address some of the stereotypes and assertions American society projects onto Asian-Americans about their socio-economic status, education attainment and overall quality of life. On a greater scale, the Model Minority Myth depicts these issues in a more detailed manner by explaining the various ways Asian-Americans still face racism and other discriminations in the U.S.
Key concepts: Model minority, Mythology, Asian americans, Ethnic group, Political science, History, Law, Classics