Asian American Equality in America
Though the average Caucasian American may believe that inequality among races is a thing of the past, the Asian American community believes differently. Asian Americans still feel stereotyped and like victims of racism. They don't like the generalization "Asian American" offers, as they are all from different backgrounds, ethnicities, cultures, & religions. Some, such as Chinese & Vietnamese are traditional enemies. Our government does recognize this inequality as an issue, which is why the President renewed the Executive Order on Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders. This Order is to "increase the participation of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in federal programs where they are currently underserved". Though this Order was renewed, it is not enough to solve all issues immediately. One particular issue found on the discussion board of the Asian Nation web site and the Asian American Movement site was regarding racism. Both sites noted a popular clothing store, which particularly markets to upper class white teens, issued t-shirts with very offe
Discrimination, racism, and stereotyping are all things we could live peacefully with out. We are all judgmental beings. We meet someone, we get to know him or her, and we decide if we like him or her or not. We have just been judgmental. If we weren't, life would be boring, because that would mean we have no opinion. Though we are mostly different and unequal when it comes to physical & material things, we have a common ground. We are all human, and that alone entitles us to be given the opportunity to be judged by our own actions, not stereotypes and bias. Discrimination is not giving one the opportunity to be judged on their own actions. Those bigots in America today, who support true inequality and prejudice need to get a clue about life, maybe take a biology course. They must set aside the image that we are all different or unequal humans, and accept the fact that we are Americans. Peel back the layers and we basically have the same emotional, mental & spiritual wants and needs as our black, white, blue or yellow brother or sister. This doesn't make one race or the other better or worse. It
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