Pyong Gap Min: Queens College of the City University of New York Rose Kim: Journalist

Struggle for Ethnic Identity is a welcome and valuable resource that brings out the human dimensions of the Asian American experience that are too often obscured by homogenizing stereotypes.

• chapter 1 Acknowledgmentschapter 2 IntroductionPart 3 I. Pyong Gap Min: Ethnicity: Concepts, Theories, and TrendsPart 4 II. Ethnic Culture: An Identity in Conflictchapter 5 Rose Kim, My Trekchapter 6 Ruth Chung, Reflections on A Korean American Journeychapter 7 Alex Jeong, A Handicapped Korean in AmericaPart 8 III. Building Coalitions: A Pan-Asian or Non-White Identity?chapter 9 Kavitha Mediratta, How Do You Say Your Name?chapter 10 David Wang, Beyond the Golden Doorchapter 11 Phuong Do, A Girl Called HoaiPart 12 IV. Living in Two Worlds: A Bicultural Identitychapter 13 Sayuri Mori, Finding Myselfchapter 14 Monica Jahan Bose, Multiple Identitieschapter 15 Shay Sheth, An Indian Boy in American ClothesPart 16 V. Blending In: Weak Attachments to the Ethnic Groupchapter 17 Eriberto P. Lozada Jr., What Being Filipino American Means to Someone Called Fujichapter 18 Joel de la Fuente, An (Asian American) Actor's Lifechapter 19 Jean Hotta, My Own "Family"chapter 20 VI. A New World: The First Generation Experiencechapter 21 Lakshmi Malroutu, The Balancing Actchapter 22 Margaret Y.M. Kan, Reaching the Glass Ceiling...at Homechapter 23 Hoang Diem Hau, An Unwilling Refugeechapter 24 Conclusionchapter 25 Bibliography

Pyong Gap Min: Queens College of the City University of New York Rose Kim: Journalist

Struggle for Ethnic Identity is a welcome and valuable resource that brings out the human dimensions of the Asian American experience that are too often obscured by homogenizing stereotypes.

• chapter 1 Acknowledgmentschapter 2 IntroductionPart 3 I. Pyong Gap Min: Ethnicity: Concepts, Theories, and TrendsPart 4 II. Ethnic Culture: An Identity in Conflictchapter 5 Rose Kim, My Trekchapter 6 Ruth Chung, Reflections on A Korean American Journeychapter 7 Alex Jeong, A Handicapped Korean in AmericaPart 8 III. Building Coalitions: A Pan-Asian or Non-White Identity?chapter 9 Kavitha Mediratta, How Do You Say Your Name?chapter 10 David Wang, Beyond the Golden Doorchapter 11 Phuong Do, A Girl Called HoaiPart 12 IV. Living in Two Worlds: A Bicultural Identitychapter 13 Sayuri Mori, Finding Myselfchapter 14 Monica Jahan Bose, Multiple Identitieschapter 15 Shay Sheth, An Indian Boy in American ClothesPart 16 V. Blending In: Weak Attachments to the Ethnic Groupchapter 17 Eriberto P. Lozada Jr., What Being Filipino American Means to Someone Called Fujichapter 18 Joel de la Fuente, An (Asian American) Actor's Lifechapter 19 Jean Hotta, My Own "Family"chapter 20 VI. A New World: The First Generation Experiencechapter 21 Lakshmi Malroutu, The Balancing Actchapter 22 Margaret Y.M. Kan, Reaching the Glass Ceiling...at Homechapter 23 Hoang Diem Hau, An Unwilling Refugeechapter 24 Conclusionchapter 25 Bibliography

Pyong Gap Min: Queens College of the City University of New York Rose Kim: Journalist

Struggle for Ethnic Identity is a welcome and valuable resource that brings out the human dimensions of the Asian American experience that are too often obscured by homogenizing stereotypes.

• chapter 1 Acknowledgmentschapter 2 IntroductionPart 3 I. Pyong Gap Min: Ethnicity: Concepts, Theories, and TrendsPart 4 II. Ethnic Culture: An Identity in Conflictchapter 5 Rose Kim, My Trekchapter 6 Ruth Chung, Reflections on A Korean American Journeychapter 7 Alex Jeong, A Handicapped Korean in AmericaPart 8 III. Building Coalitions: A Pan-Asian or Non-White Identity?chapter 9 Kavitha Mediratta, How Do You Say Your Name?chapter 10 David Wang, Beyond the Golden Doorchapter 11 Phuong Do, A Girl Called HoaiPart 12 IV. Living in Two Worlds: A Bicultural Identitychapter 13 Sayuri Mori, Finding Myselfchapter 14 Monica Jahan Bose, Multiple Identitieschapter 15 Shay Sheth, An Indian Boy in American ClothesPart 16 V. Blending In: Weak Attachments to the Ethnic Groupchapter 17 Eriberto P. Lozada Jr., What Being Filipino American Means to Someone Called Fujichapter 18 Joel de la Fuente, An (Asian American) Actor's Lifechapter 19 Jean Hotta, My Own "Family"chapter 20 VI. A New World: The First Generation Experiencechapter 21 Lakshmi Malroutu, The Balancing Actchapter 22 Margaret Y.M. Kan, Reaching the Glass Ceiling...at Homechapter 23 Hoang Diem Hau, An Unwilling Refugeechapter 24 Conclusionchapter 25 Bibliography