Asian American history is often overlooked in mainstream American education, but there are a wealth of books that can help readers gain a deeper understanding of this important facet of
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The model minority myth is a harmful stereotype that perpetuates the idea that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) are a monolithic group of high-achieving, hardworking individuals who have overcome
Access to the Ivy League for Asian American Students When it comes to gaining admission to prestigious Ivy League schools, Asian American students face unique challenges. Despite years of academic
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The College Board recently announced the launch of a pilot program for Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies, with the intention of introducing more diverse perspectives into the high school
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Higher education institutions have a responsibility to provide support and resources for all students, including Native and Indigenous American students. These students face unique challenges and barriers in the college
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Growing up as a Korean American, I always felt torn between two worlds. On one hand, I was proud of my Korean heritage and the traditions that came with it.
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American Sign Language (ASL) is a unique and expressive language that is used by deaf and hard of hearing individuals to communicate. Learning ASL can open up a world of
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