The US government has put a lot of effort to reduce gender and racial stereotype. This is because it has impacted negatively towards the development of some American ethnic groups who are the primary targets of stereotyping in the American society. Such attempts have not been successful as ethnic and gender stereotyping is still dominant among some of the Americans (Chou, 25). The current paper, therefore, entails a discussion on the different racial stereotypes of Asian and Pacific Islander men and women in the United States history and how these stereotypes are often gendered and sexualized.
America Asians are immigrants and American-born citizens whose families and ancestors migrated to the United States from Asian countries which are either found in Eastern Asia, Southeast Asia, or South Asia example China, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and the rest of other …show more content…
This misconception comes because many Asian men mostly from India and Pakistan are commonly seen in most American streets driving cabs and limousines. The given stereotype has created an image which portrays most Asian Americans as chauffeurs who don’t own cars and as people who can’t do other jobs other than driving (Weber, et al., 63). Asian Americans are stereotyped regarding the way they speak. This is because some of them are unable to speak fluent English due to their pronunciation problems. However, it is important to note that they were colonized by the British who use English as their first language (Tran, 484). The Asian Americans have been seen as incapable of performing well in other sports other than martial arts which is widely exhibited in most of their movies. The portrayal of their skills in martial arts which are their traditional game has also made them be viewed as dangerous people for their warlike nature in the American society and thus making it difficult for them to associate freely with other
America Asians are immigrants and American-born citizens whose families and ancestors migrated to the United States from Asian countries which are either found in Eastern Asia, Southeast Asia, or South Asia example China, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and the rest of other …show more content…
This misconception comes because many Asian men mostly from India and Pakistan are commonly seen in most American streets driving cabs and limousines. The given stereotype has created an image which portrays most Asian Americans as chauffeurs who don’t own cars and as people who can’t do other jobs other than driving (Weber, et al., 63). Asian Americans are stereotyped regarding the way they speak. This is because some of them are unable to speak fluent English due to their pronunciation problems. However, it is important to note that they were colonized by the British who use English as their first language (Tran, 484). The Asian Americans have been seen as incapable of performing well in other sports other than martial arts which is widely exhibited in most of their movies. The portrayal of their skills in martial arts which are their traditional game has also made them be viewed as dangerous people for their warlike nature in the American society and thus making it difficult for them to associate freely with other