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    Portrayal of Asian Americans

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    research focused on the coverage of Asian Americans in contemporary mass media. The following types of media were researched: · Music · Television · Films · Magazines I gave several examples where Asian Americans were used to play very simple characters. These roles were defined by stereotypes that exist in America. I also researched instances on counter actions taken by Asian Americans to protest against these negative images. My research also has examples of Asians that have succeeded in breaking

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    Question: Compare and contrast Jewish culture and other Mesopotamian cultures? Why do you think that Judaism (with the fewer followers than Christianity or Islam) is still widely studied and discussed today? Answer: The primary significance of the Ancient Judaic civilization was that it developed a monotheistic culture‚ they only worshipped one God. The other Mesopotamian cultures were polytheistic‚ all aspects of their civilizations were geared towards appeasing multiple gods that required sacrifices

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    Compare and Contrast

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    Compare and Contrast Both articles are based on social inequality in America. In my town we do not have much of an inequality problem due to most of the town being white‚ but I know this is a problem through out America. Not just with black people though‚ in this time I believe it tends to be the Mexicans and Asians that may feel unequal to everyone else also. The main idea of both articles express concern over the construction of “racism”. The tone of the text is rational but

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    Asian-American Stereotypes

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    Introduction As an Asian-American‚ I have experienced the Model-Minority stereotypes firsthand. During my time in education‚ many‚ whether it be my teachers‚ my peers‚ complete strangers‚ or my family‚ I was expected to be a good student‚ to be good in Math‚ to listen to authority‚ and to be successful. As I grew older‚ I started to have a different perspective of the stereotypes. I saw the effects the stereotypes would have on my siblings and‚ in turn‚ they would give us younger siblings advice

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    1. I agreed‚ this contrasts the Monroe Doctrine which supported the idea of avoiding affairs with European nations and preexisting colonies. However‚ the U.S. did get involved with Cuba and Spain‚ and colonial relationship dating before the Doctrine. Also‚ prior to U.S. involvement‚ the nation had practiced isolationism. In contrast‚ the U.S. declared war on Spain and assisted Cuba. 2. The U.S. was interested in Cuba for several reasons. Firstly‚ it is geographically close and provides exports like

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    Being Asian American

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    What is an Asian? A person cannot be defined by ethnicity or race‚ or can they? If a person is born under a certain type of nationality does that make them different from someone else? I believe the fact that I am Asian makes me unique to other ethnicities. Being Asian can be a very difficult thing in America. Although I believe that all nationalities have their advantages and disadvantages based on genetics and culture‚ I think that we are all the same in the end. Being Asian in the United States

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    Asian American Analysis

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    Asian American Literature is literature written by an author of Asian descent that portrays the experiences and obstacles of Asian Americans. Asian American Literature (APIAL) also breaks down stereotypes regarding Asian Americans and demonstrates the fluidity of Asian American culture. I think that Sau-ling Cynthia Wong and Stephen Sumida’s assertion that APIAL “exposes the structures that make Asian Americans into perpetual aliens or castaways” is a fitting description of APIAL (Wong and Sumida)

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    Asian-American Literature

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    Asian American Literature ENG 301 August 16‚ 2011 Asian American Literature Although strict definitions of any category are difficult to make‚ defining Asian- American literature is primarily literature written by and about Asian-Americans. There are‚ of course‚ exceptions to this rule. Asian-American literature also includes literature written by Asian-Americans‚ which may or may not‚ address the lives of Asians in America. Who is an Asian-American and how do they fit in the overall

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    Finding Asian Americans

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    Finding Asian America Asian American is the term that referring to people who live in America with the origin of coming from Asia. The term can be easily defined in such a way that I can pull it straight out from the English dictionary or online Wikipedia. But is there all to it? I guess there should be more than just some dry definitions that the dictionary gave me. The question “What does it mean to be Asian American?” is more of an interesting one to me‚ particularly after watching the film

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    Asian American Dreams

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    review about Asian American Dreams Asian American Dreams is really a touching book. It is touching not because it is a fiction with many moving plots and the hero or heroin possesses moving characteristics --- strictly speaking it is not a fiction --- but because it provides a description‚ a statement‚ a confession from the perspective of an Asian American woman writer who exposes so unelaborated‚ so frankly‚ so honestly‚ her innocent feelings about her being as an Asian American. Helen Zia

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