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|a Killing the model minority stereotype :
|b Asian American counterstories and complicity /
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|a Towards the Model Minority: Asian Americanization of Burmese Immigrants as a Model Minority in a High School / Gilbert C. Park -- New Starting Points: Becoming Asian Pacific Islander Educators in a Multiracial and Multicultural Society / Thomas M. Philip and Edward R. Curammeng -- HAPAS in College: Multiracial Asian Identity and the Model Minority Myth / Amy L. Miller, Thai-Huy Nguyen, and Marybeth Gasman -- Defiant: The Strength of Asian American and Pacific Islander Women / Marissa S. Yenpasook, Annie Nguyen, Chia S. Her, and Valerie Ooka Pang -- Importing the Asian Model Minority Discourse into Canada: Implications for Social Work and Education / Gordon Pon -- The Model Minority and Yellow Peril Stereotypes in New Zealand Journalism / Grant Hannis -- Model Minority Convergences in North America: Asian Parallels in Canada and the United States / Rob Ho -- From Model Minorities to Disposable Models: The Delegitimization of Educational Success Through Discourses of Authenticity / Alice Bradbury -- Modern Em(body)ments of the Model Minority in South Korea / Nicholas D. Hartlep -- Korean Newcomer Youth's Experiences of Racial Marginalization and Internalization of the Model Minority Myth / Yoonjung Choi and Jae Hoon Lim -- Primed to be Color-Blind: Asian American College Students, Racial Identity Development, and Color-Blind Racism / Vijay Pendakur -- Deconstructing Linsanity: Is Jeremy Lin a Model Minority Subject? / Nathan Kalman-Lamb -- Pleasing the "Aunties": Navigating Community Expectations within the Model Minority both in the United States and in India / Amardeep K. Kahlon -- Perpetuating the Model Minority Stereotype in the Face of Highly Visible, and Highly Negative, External Events / Daisy Ball -- A Few Good Asians: Unpacking Cultural Dimensions of the Model Minority Myth and Deconstructing Pathways to Complicity / Tien Ung, Shalini Tendulkar, and Jocelyn Chu -- A Primer on Research Validity for Conducting Quantitative Studies of the Model Minority Stereotype / Grant B. Morgan and Kari J. Hodge -- Statistical Procedures for Addressing Research Fallacies Such as the Model Minority Stereotype / Grant B. Morgan and Kari J. Hodge -- The "Model Minority" Myth: A Critical Race Theoretical Analysis of Asian Americans in America's Most Segregated City / Nicholas D. Hartlep and Antonio L. Ellis -- An Asian American Subgroup Analysis of the Restricted-Use ELS: 2002 Dataset: Mixture Modeling as a Way to Problematize the Asian American "Model Minority" Stereotype / Nicholas D. Hartlep, Grant B. Morgan, and Kari J. Hodge -- Afterword / Greg Tanaka.
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