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Category Archives: Family
Asians in America: A Focus on Filipino Americans
Because some call Filipinos Americans “the invisible minority,” you might think that there are not many of us in the US. We are, in fact, the second largest Asian American ethnic group. That statistic and others are reported in A … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Discrimination, Education, Family, Real Estate
Tagged invisible minority, underemployment
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Awkward Stock Photos of White People Teach Us About Thanksgiving
Hey kids – so American Thanksgiving is this week, and you know what that means: a four day work holiday that’s all shopping malls and department stores now officially consider the foreplay to Christmas. While I’m only slightly cynical of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Lifestyles
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Asian Egg Donors In High Demand
If you’ve been trying to have children without success, and you’ve investigated IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), then it’s probably not a surprise to you that there are fees associated with acquiring eggs from an egg donor. It’s probably also not … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Health
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Asian Americans Less Likely To Use Corporal Punishment
A new study from the University of Texas shows that Asian Americans are less likely to use corporal punishment than other ethnic and racial groups. In the study authored by Elizabeth Gershoff, using a sample of 20,000 kindergartners and their … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Lifestyles
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The College Admissions Game, Part 2: Race and School Selection
“I don’t want to go there – it’s too Asian!” That is the last thing I wanted to hear from the Daughter. Doesn’t she know I write for a blog on Asian American issues, and now she is going all … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Family, Local, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged college admissions, Silicon Valley
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Do Submissive Asian Women Exist?
Watching my wife give birth to my beautiful son, I was amazed and impressed by her strength and courage. This got me thinking about the whole submissive Asian woman stereotype – which if Yahoo! Answers is to be trusted, people … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Discrimination, Family, Lifestyles
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The Chinese Mythology Of Dragons and Tigers
With all the recent news on Tiger moms and the even more recent discussion on Dragon moms, it should be no surprise that tiger moms and dragon moms crept into our internal author’s mailing list as well. During a recent … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Family, History
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Asian American Students Are Most Bullied In School
We’re seen as overachievers and geeks but you can add a new name for Asian Americans to that list: bully victims. A recent study has revealed that Asian American students suffer the most bullying from their classmates and teachers in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, Education, Family, Health, Lifestyles
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Asians In America: The Under-Represented Asian Americans
Recently, I covered the some of the overview of the numbers and statistics as they relate to Asian Americans in a new report from the Asian American Center for Advancing Justice (Advancing Justice). As I mentioned in the previous article, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Discrimination, Education, Family, Real Estate
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Asians In America: A Focus On Taiwanese Americans
Recently, I covered the some of the overview of the numbers and statistics as they relate to Asian Americans in a new report from the Asian American Center for Advancing Justice (Advancing Justice). As I mentioned in the previous article, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education, Family, Real Estate
6 Comments
Oakland High School Students Create Comic Book On Immigrant Experience
With the help of their art teacher, students at Oakhland International High School–many of whom are immigrants and learning to speak English–have detailed their experiences by drawing and writing comics: “By asking her students to create these comics, Bui is … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Comics, Family, Lifestyles, San Francisco Bay Area
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