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    spleen or heart ailments. The Indian lotus flower is the national flower of India, and has many associations with the Hindu gods, religion and literature. Its seeds, leaves, flowers and roots are all edible, and are frequently used in a variety of Asian foods and medicines. Commonly mistaken for a water lily, the lotus flower is a separate species. The roots of the lotus grow in the soil of ponds and river bottoms, while the leaves and flowers float on top of the water's surface. The leaves of the

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    Chinese Immigrants Differed from Italian and Russian Based Immigrants Greatly Therefore They Were Targets of Suspicion and Even Hostility.

    million immigrants “lived” one might say in the United States and they were mostly made up of people from an Asian decent. Most immigrants came to America because it offered the chance to to improve their lives through hard work and determination. Chinese immigrants differed from Italian and Russian based immigrants greatly therefore they were targets of suspicion and even hostility. Asian immigrants often found that the path to acceptance was especially difficult. Some immigrants did

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    Hate Crimes

    Asian Pacific Americans are portrayed in the media in a variety of contradictory stereotypes, ranging from the "model minority" at the head of his or her class in school, to the non-English-speaking welfare recipient who is a "drain on the system." Asians are also characterized in film as unscrupulous businessmen and cruel mobsters, or as compliant, submissive and exotic. One-dimensional portrayals, coupled with the absence of accurate images and positive role models, obstruct public understanding

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    Jumanji

    Multiple Choice Questions 1. How did the Girl Scouts change to meet the needs of Hispanic families? A) Training focused on how to address a Hispanic woman. B) Training focused on the importance of building a relationship. C) Brothers were encouraged to attend some events. D) Las Posadas, a Hispanic Christmas tradition that pays homage to Mary and Joseph's search for an inn, is being conducted by Girl Scout troops in some areas. E) all of the

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    What Is Racism?

    only ones that suffer racism in the United States. As an Asian American we not only suffer from racism but neglect as a race, high standard stereotypes and discrimination. When it comes to racism, Asian Americans are always forgotten. It’s always issues between the African Americans and the Caucasian Americans. To them, it’s only black and white there is nothing in between. There are always side glances and a certain hatred towards Asian American. Growing I was raised with a mindset that my parents

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    Teenage Pregnancy and Asian Population in the U.S.

    Teenage Pregnancy and the Asian population in the U.S. Currently in the United States, our multicultural society is made up of people from many regions of the world. The Asian population originated from people from the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent. One of the fastest growing immigrant groups in the United States is from the Indian subcontinent of South Asia (Ahmed & Lemkau, 2000). They speak a variety of languages, have their own customs, prepare their food differently

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    Business

    The Black Canyon Coffee is a much leveled business and had to go through various steps to maintain a progress restaurant. The key goals was making good decisions to be the best coffee house and international cuisine restaurant in Thailand. The BCC core competencies is coffee and the ideal was to try in find information from books and all around the countries to see how to make coffee. However, with the competitors in Thai premium coffee market: foreign chains, local chains and independent shops,

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    Prospectus

    you have and etc. can determine how you develop. Also your ethnicity or race can affect how you develop and “grow up”. What I am interested in learning more about is how Asian American parents help their child develop and why it is seen as if African American children don’t strive or have the motivation to succeed as well as Asian American children. Although this may be a stereotype, it is what I see a lot; from my own experiences and from how the media portrays this. When I say media, I mean the

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    Asian Elephant Research Paper

    What are Asian Elephants? Asian Elephants are sociable animals they gather into a group of females of six to seven and are then led by the eldest female. They sometimes join other elephant herds, although it is very rare. The female elephant may give birth to a calf every 2.5 to 4 years. The calves start to become independent around the age of 4. About two thirds of the elephant’s day is spent eating grass, large portions of tree bark, roots, leaves, and small stems. They also really enjoy crops

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    Asian American Silence

    In Asian American literature, or in any genre of literature, silence has often been associated with repression, submission, and an absence of voice. It is often misunderstood as being imposed on a certain group of people. (For the purpose of this class, we will only be focusing on Asians and Asian Americans in the United States.) Many female Asian American writers, however, demonstrate in their work that there can be multiple usage and interpretation of silence. This class hopes to show that silence

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