2019
DOI: 10.1080/01419870.2019.1671600
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Who counts as Asian

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“…J. Lee and Ramakrishnan (2020) found that although all Asians considered their ethnic groups to be Asians, East and Southeast Asians excluded South Asians from the label. It is unclear how Asian British would perceive the prototypicality of various Asian ethnicity relative to their own group, but Asian British would likely recognize the South Asian default given that prototypes are widely shared and acknowledged by people within the same cultural context (Turner et al, 1987).…”
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“…J. Lee and Ramakrishnan (2020) found that although all Asians considered their ethnic groups to be Asians, East and Southeast Asians excluded South Asians from the label. It is unclear how Asian British would perceive the prototypicality of various Asian ethnicity relative to their own group, but Asian British would likely recognize the South Asian default given that prototypes are widely shared and acknowledged by people within the same cultural context (Turner et al, 1987).…”
Section: Limitations and Future Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for Asian prototypes, East Asians are seen as more "Asian" than South Asians, Southeast Asians, and Arabs in the US; Southeast Asians are also considered to be more prototypically Asian than South Asians and Arabs (J. Lee & Ramakrishnan, 2020;Ocampo, 2016). While all Asian Americans perceived their own groups to be Asians, South Asians were consistently excluded from this racial label by perceivers who identified as White, Black, Latinx, East Asian, and Southeast Asian; all groups agreed that East Asians best represent the Asian label (J.…”
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“…Although the South Asian population is often included under the “model minority” moniker, there is evidence that South Asian ethnicities like Indian and Pakistani are not perceived as racially Asian whereas East Asians ethnicities like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean are (Lee and Ramakrishnan 2019). Furthermore, “Asian” stereotypes may apply to East Asians but not South Asians (Lee and Fiske 2006).…”
Section: The Theoretical Asian Personality Penalty At the Point Of Hirementioning
confidence: 99%